Gold Price Hits $3,750 All-Time High as Fed Cuts and Central Bank Buying Fuel Rally
Gold surges past $3,750, up 40% YTD with 30+ new records. Rising channel holds, with pullbacks likely before bulls eye a $5,000 supercycle target.
22 Sep., 2025
22 Sep., 2025
Morning Traders 🏆
Gold just smashed through $3,750, printing yet another all-time high.
Quick perspective: Back in April, Goldman Sachs revised their Gold target to $3,700. At the time, price was around $3,220. That’s a +16% move since, and it shows why sometimes it pays to zoom out.
We usually focus on clean intraday setups, but when the stars line up for a swing trade, it’s worth taking note.🔍
The setup now (4H chart):
Price is moving in a clean rising channel.
Strong rallies like this often bring profit-taking pullbacks - traders sell to book gains, creating short-term selling pressure. That’s why we can’t rule out another dip toward the trendline around $3,724–3,707.
👉 (Chapter 2, Lesson 3 explains exactly how this dynamic of buyers/sellers moves prices).
Why it’s happening 🌍
The Fed cut rates and signaled more easing is on the table.
Central banks are buying record amounts, led by China & Russia.
Geopolitical shocks (tariffs, sanctions, Middle East tensions, NATO tensions) keep safe-haven demand alive.
Bigger picture:
Analysts are comparing today’s rally to 1979, when runaway inflation and geopolitical shocks doubled Gold in a year before an explosive parabolic rally. In 2025, Gold is already up 40% YTD with 30+ new all-time highs. Some now see $5,000 not as extreme, but as a realistic target in this supercycle.
💡 Want to understand why world events and central banks keep driving Gold higher? Check the Gold lessons, they tie the fundamentals to price action on charts.

Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. All information is for simulation and educational purposes only.