economy
January 27, 2026
Gold breaks new ground as safe-haven surge continues
Gold prices surged past $5,100 an ounce on Monday as the US dollar weakened amid Japan’s bond market turmoil

TL;DR
- Gold prices surpassed $5,100 per troy ounce for the February 2026 futures contract on Comex.
- The rally is attributed to market turmoil, global tensions, and policy shifts, including actions by the Trump administration.
- Precious metals are seen as safe-haven assets during market turbulence, with gold rising over 60% and silver 150% in the past year.
- A declining US dollar has lowered the cost of gold for international investors.
- Russia has experienced significant financial gains from the gold price surge, boosting its reserves.
- Analysts predict gold could reach $6,000 this year, while some Russian experts foresee a rise to $10,000 within three to four years.
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