Commodities on top as the best strategy for diversification

The recent rise in gold prices is no accident. It is explained by a weakening of the US dollar, directly influenced by expectations of a reduction in interest rates in the United States.

When the dollar depreciates, dollar-denominated gold becomes more affordable for foreign investors. This phenomenon increases the global demand for this precious metal, pushing its price up.

As investors, it is crucial to monitor the Federal Reserve's policies and the evolution of interest rates. A weaker dollar can create strategic investment opportunities in gold and other foreign currency-denominated assets.