Gold’s long-term rise is not a speculative breakout or inflation panic. It reflects repeated policy constraint, failed normalization, and the permanent reintroduction of liquidity to preserve funding stability. This report explains why gold has become system infrastructure inside the modern liquidity regime.
Gold Isn’t Breaking Out — It’s Absorbing Policy Failure
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