The article analyzed the impact of successive Middle East conflicts on gold prices, pointing out that the medium-term trend of gold prices is closely related to US dollar credit and liquidity. Looking at the current conflict, the trend of loose liquidity and weakening US dollar credit will continue to push up gold prices. Historical data shows that gold prices have averaged a 10% increase in the six months following conflicts. The gold sector is also expected to reach new highs against the backdrop of rising gold prices, especially given that current valuations are at historic lows.