2026-01-21 06:24:36

Recently, gold prices have shown new movements. ABC Refinery's market analysis team pointed out that gold breaking through the $4800 mark reflects that market participants have no intention of selling in the short term — many are watching and waiting to see if $5000 can become the next milestone.

There are actually several forces behind this rally. First, the continuous expansion of government debt levels, with traditional bond yields becoming less attractive. Second, the recent weakness of the US dollar has lowered the cost of buying gold in dollars. Third, increased geopolitical uncertainty has led investors to favor safe-haven assets. These three factors combined have become the main driving forces supporting precious metal prices.

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CascadingDipBuyer

· 6h ago

The $5000 level depends on how the Federal Reserve acts... Gold is the mirror that exposes the devaluation of the dollar. Debt expansion + geopolitical risks, this is indeed a perfect storm. I'm a bit skeptical whether this round is genuinely rising or just a trick... Waiting for $5000, but be prepared for a sudden rebound in the dollar to cause a sharp sell-off.

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ChainDetective

· 11h ago

Gold at $4,800 is just the appetizer; $5,000 is the real show What are we waiting for? Debt piling up, dollar depreciation, geopolitical chaos—these three together basically mean holding gold and waiting for appreciation What is the real user data? Don’t just listen to analysis

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WalletAnxietyPatient

· 11h ago

Is this wave of gold prices really over? Can $5000 really be broken? Gold is always a barometer of political instability; you still need to hold some. It’s already broken through 4800, so 5000 doesn’t seem far off... but who knows. Whenever geopolitical tensions flare up, people rush into gold—this trick is all too familiar. Debt levels are exploding + the dollar is weak, so a rise in gold is inevitable. I bet it can break through the 5000 mark—it's just a matter of time. The dollar is truly weak, so gold prices taking off is only natural. The government is accumulating debt, while we’re stockpiling gold—simple logic. These three factors stacking up, no wonder institutions are hoarding gold.

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MEVHunter

· 11h ago

Breaking below 4800 in gold is basically big funds positioning. That psychological barrier at $5000, I bet ten bucks there will be arbitrage opportunities...

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SchrodingerProfit

· 11h ago

Gold price breaks 4800? Waiting for 5000, anyway no one dares to sell now.

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ImpermanentLossEnjoyer

· 12h ago

Can the 5000 level for gold be broken? I think it's uncertain. Debt inflation indeed supports the market, but that's about it. Wait, is the US dollar weakening? Then should I consider swapping my USDT? Geopolitical tensions lead to safe-haven rallies, it's too cyclical, feels nothing new. Breaking 4800 to reach 5000? How is this logic so linear... The market isn't that predictable. Too many people are just watching from the sidelines, which is actually the most dangerous. It's just a game of bottom-fishing and catching the falling knives.

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