Today let’s take a look at the historical journey of #GOLD ($XAU) and how macro cycles shaped its major moves:
2009 – ~$1,096 → Recovering after the global financial crisis, liquidity conditions begin stabilizing.
2011 – ~$1,564 → Strong rally during the Eurozone debt crisis as investors seek safe havens.
2013–2015 – ~$1,061 → Multi-year correction driven by a strong USD and Fed tightening cycle.
2019 – ~$1,517 → Momentum returns as global monetary easing resumes.
2020 – ~$1,898 → Pandemic stimulus and aggressive liquidity expansion fuel a surge.
2023 – ~$2,062 → Clean breakout above long-term resistance levels.
2024 – ~$2,624 → Acceleration phase amid rising sovereign debt and central bank accumulation.
2025 – ~$4,336 → Major macro repricing as liquidity and structural demand reshape valuation.
What we’re witnessing isn’t random volatility — it’s a long consolidation phase evolving into a structural breakout, powered by debt expansion, monetary policy shifts, and sustained central bank buying.
