In a world marked by easing geopolitical tensions and signs of economic stability, gold prices may lose their upward momentum. Traditionally seen as a safe-haven asset during crises, gold has surged in recent years amid wars, inflation, and economic uncertainty. However, with potential resolutions in global conflicts and central banks shifting to more neutral policies, investor appetite for gold could wane. Analysts suggest that as risk sentiment improves and equity markets strengthen, capital may flow out of gold, causing prices to correct. The metal’s future now hinges on how peaceful and predictable the global landscape becomes.