Gold and Commodities: The Supercycle Has Begun

✨ Why Does Gold Keep Rising?

Gold has traditionally been the "asset of fear."

Geopolitical uncertainty, inflation concerns, economic crises... In these situations, people fled to gold.

But behind the recent gold price surge lies a completely new dynamic.

In early 2022, when Russia invaded Ukraine, the West froze approximately $600 billion of Russia's foreign assets.

This event was a wake-up call for central banks around the world.

"If we rely too much on foreign assets, we could be at risk too."

So what happened?

Central banks started buying gold.

Countries like the United States and Germany hold over 70% of their foreign reserves in gold.

But many other countries? Less than 10%.

What does this gap mean?

👉 Gold buying demand will continue for years to come.

Barbara Duran says: "Steady central bank buying won't stop anytime soon."

It's not just gold that's rising.

Silver, copper, aluminum, nickel... Why are these metals important?

Because of AI data centers.

Data center construction is exploding right now. And building and operating these facilities requires massive amounts of metals.

Barbara Duran made an interesting analogy:

"Remember when China was transitioning from a rural economy to the economic powerhouse it is today? There was a commodity supercycle then too."

Back then, it wasn't just a regular business cycle. It was structural change.

The same is true for AI infrastructure buildout today. This demand could last for years, maybe longer.

Asset	Key Points
Gold (GLD)	Continued central bank buying, geopolitical hedge
Silver	150%+ gains in 2025, industrial demand growth
Copper/Nickel	Essential metals for data centers, supercycle beneficiaries

"Supercycle" might sound like an exaggeration.

But when you consider central bank gold purchases and the explosive growth of AI data centers...

This might not be a story that ends in just a year or two.

If gold and commodities aren't in your portfolio, maybe it's time to consider them? 🪙