Gold is not just a safe-haven asset, but a ballast stone for global financial policy.

Many people still treat gold as an ordinary safe-haven asset, but I believe in this cycle, gold's true role is as a ballast stone for global financial policy. The stronger the dollar, the more the world wants to de-dollarize; the harder inflation is to suppress, the harder it is to ignore gold's strategic value.
If global inflation continues to rise and the dollar remains strong, the pressure on various countries will become increasingly evident: they must maintain their own currency's credit, reduce their reliance on the dollar system, and cope with fluctuations in energy, trade, and financial markets. So I believe gold in this cycle is not simply a "safe-haven asset." It is more like a ballast stone in global financial policy. When pressure mounts on the fiat currency system, gold's value will be reassessed; when the dollar strengthens, the impetus for de-dollarization actually intensifies; when global political uncertainty rises, commodities like gold, silver, and crude oil become key benchmarks for observing capital flows. $XAU $XAG
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