Gold price surges to record high of $4,300, driven by central banks' increased purchases.

Gold prices have surged to a record $4,300 per ounce, a 60% gain year-to-date. Central banks have increased gold purchases by 28% in Q3, adding 634 tonnes year-to-date. Companies controlling strategic assets in premier jurisdictions, such as GoldHaven Resources Corp., Equinox Gold Corp., TDG Gold Corp., GoldMining Inc., and Perpetua Resources Corp., are poised to capture exponential upside. J.P. Morgan Research projects gold to average $3,675 per ounce by Q4 2025 and climb towards $4,000.