Gold ($XAU) and silver ($XAG) prices are said to potentially continue hitting all-time highs (ATH) amid rising global political and geopolitical instability.

One circulating view suggests that the surge in precious metals is not just a regular cycle, but rather a reflection of market concerns about the future of the global economy. Moreover, if gold prices break through extreme levels above US$5,000, this condition could be seen as a warning signal for global economic stability.

Interestingly, the direct impact on Indonesia is expected to be relatively limited. The domestic economic structure, which does not fully rely on global financial markets, makes the shock effects assessed to be more muted compared to larger countries.

This phenomenon reinforces the classic market narrative:

when uncertainty rises, money flows into safe-haven assets like gold and silver.

The rise of safe havens is not good news but a sign that the world is not doing well.

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