Market guru Sunil Shah explains why gold is once again becoming a safe haven in times of economic uncertainty.
GoldSafe HavenMarket TrendsEconomic UncertaintyInvestmentReal Estate NewsApr 15, 2025

Gold is considered a safe haven because it has a history of maintaining value during economic and geopolitical uncertainties, making it a reliable store of wealth.
Central banks buy gold to diversify their reserves and ensure financial stability, often reducing dependence on a single currency like the U.S. dollar.
Retail investors can invest in gold through physical gold (coins and bars), gold ETFs, or by purchasing shares in gold mining companies.
Current demand for gold is driven by geopolitical tensions, economic sanctions, and concerns over global economic growth, leading to increased investor interest in safe havens.
Risks include potential price fluctuations due to economic recovery or resolution of geopolitical tensions, and the need for a long-term investment perspective.

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