After Cloning Last Week's Bullish Outlook, Gold (XAU/USD) Price Opened the Last Week of the First Quarter of 2025 in a Bullish Outlook

Gold price has surged over 3 percent since Thursday to trade at about $3113 per ounce on Monday, during the mid-London session.

Last week's clone on a bullish outlook, Gold (XAU/USD) price opened the last week of the first quarter of 2025 in a bullish outlook. Gold price has surged over 3 percent since Thursday to trade at about $3,113 per ounce on Monday, during the mid-London session.

Capital flight from major global stock indexes and crypto assets has helped Gold's price record five consecutive weekly bullish candlesticks. What's more, global markets have been preparing for a potential recession in the United States amid the reciprocal tariff issued by the Donald Trump administration.

The capital flight from major global stock indexes and crypto assets has helped Gold's price, XAU/USD, record five consecutive weekly bullish candlesticks.

What's more, global markets have been preparing for a potential recession in the United States amid the reciprocal tariff issued by the Donald Trump administration.

After the U.S. tariff-war storm gets to subsides in the near future, the fear of further crypto capitulation will significantly diminish. Consequently, more investors who heavily banked on gold will rotate their capital to the Bitcoin market to capitalize on a potential v-shaped rebound.

Moreover, Bitcoin price has not yet factored in the creation of the strategic BTC reserve in the United States and the clear regulatory outlook, which has attracted more institutional investors to date.

Already, the U.S. spot BTC ETFs have recorded the second consecutive week of cash inflow, after bleeding out in the past five consecutive weeks.