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Middle East conflict sparks safe-haven demand: Are precious metals entering a 'super cycle'?

As the conflict in the Middle East continues to escalate, gold once surged above $5,350 at Monday's opening, and silver also saw a momentum-driven rise! Driven by multiple factors including structural demand support amid the transition of old and new drivers, the evolution of the US debt cycle and the restructuring of the dollar credit system, rising geopolitical risk aversion, and central banks around the world incorporating precious metals like gold into their strategic reserves, is the global commodities market entering its third 'super cycle'? With the trend for precious metals firmly established, how can one accurately seize this wave of opportunities?
As the conflict in the Middle East continues to escalate, gold once surged above $5,350 at Monday's opening, and silver also saw a momentum-driven rise! Driven by multiple factors including structural demand support amid the transition of old and new drivers, the evolution of the US debt cycle and the restructuring of the dollar credit system, rising geopolitical risk aversion, and central banks around the world incorporating precious metals like gold into their strategic reserves, is the global commodities market entering its third 'super cycle'? With the trend for precious metals firmly established, how can one accurately seize this wave of opportunities?
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