Gold Breaches $5,000 as Currency Markets Signal Global Recalibration

Yen Intervention Risks, Singapore Dollar Strength, and the Precious Metals Rally

Gold has surpassed $5,000 per ounce for the first time, the Japanese yen is surging on speculation of coordinated US-Japan currency intervention, and the Singapore dollar has strengthened to an 11-year high. Silver has crossed $100, platinum has reached record highs not seen since 2007, and traditional safe havens like the Swiss franc continue attracting flight-to-quality flows. These developments reflect eroding confidence in fiscal policies, & heightened geopolitical uncertainty.

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