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Gold Smashes Records: Poland Adds 150 Tons Amid Sovereign Buying Spree
Abstract:Gold prices shatter record highs near $4,765 as Poland approves a massive 150-ton reserve purchase, fueling a structural bull market amidst geopolitical instability.

Spot gold prices extended their historic rally on Wednesday, trading near $4,765 per ounce, driven by a potent mix of aggressive central bank accumulation and escalating geopolitical risk premiums.
Poland's Strategic Shift
The National Bank of Poland (NBP) has formally approved a plan to purchase an additional 150 tons of gold, aiming for a total reserve target of 700 tons.
- Market Impact: At current prices, this tranche is valued at nearly $23 billion.
- Strategic Signal: Polands move signifies a rapid diversification away from fiat currencies, surpassing the ECB and aiming for the “elite” tier of global gold holders.
This purchase aligns with a broader trend of sovereign “de-dollarization.” Reports indicate that Russiangold reserves have also appreciated significantly, now valued at over $216 billion, providing a financial shield against external sanctions.
The Geopolitical Hedge
Beyond physical demand, speculative flows are accelerating due to US-Europe tensions. President Trump's renewed tariff threats regarding the Greenland negotiations have pushed institutional investors toward hard assets.
Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio warned in a recent note that rising trade tensions and US fiscal deficits could trigger a “Capital War,” advising a portfolio allocation of 5-15% in gold as a critical hedge.
Technical Outlook
- With XAU/USD firmly above the $4,700 psychological barrier, momentum indicators remain stretched but bullish.
- However, some analysts caution that a de-escalation in the US-EU tariff spat or a hawkish surprise from the incoming Fed Chair could trigger a short-term correction.
- For now, the “buy on dip” mentality remains dominant as central banks put a floor under prices.
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