TechFlow news — On January 21, amid escalating global geopolitical tensions and trade frictions, gold's strategic importance is being rapidly re-evaluated. The National Bank of Poland has approved adding up to 150 tons of gold reserves, increasing its total holdings to 700 tons and placing it among the world's top ten. At the same time, Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, warned at Davos that Trump’s policies could trigger a "capital war," recommending investors allocate 5%–15% of their portfolios to gold as a crucial hedge.
Long-term capital in Europe is also turning cautious. Danish pension fund AkademikerPension announced plans to divest entirely from U.S. Treasuries, citing credit risks from U.S. fiscal and policy uncertainty as “unignorable.” Against the backdrop of continuous central bank buying and institutional portfolio rebalancing, gold prices have repeatedly hit new highs, further strengthening its safe-haven appeal.
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