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The tug-of-war between investors and central banks continues to dominate the gold market narrative. While investor confidence reaches new heights, pushing gold prices comfortably above $2100 per ounce, surprising counterpoint emerges: physical demand in major markets like Europe and the US stumbles. This article delves into the two diverging parts of the gold market and explores the forces shaping these contrasting realities.

The past week saw the familiar back-and-forth between central banks and investors continue, with rate cuts remaining a subject of debate and gold prices holding steady above $2000. While positive economic data such as robust US job growth hinted at a faster easing path, central banks remained cautious, highlighting the complex factors shaping gold's near future. This week's newsletter dives deeper into the tug-of-war, explores the growing impact of the Red Sea crisis, and examines why gold continues to shine in these uncertain times.