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Chasing El Dorado: gold under shifting geopolitical and financial conditions

Geopolitical risks increase gold returns more strongly during loose financial conditions via credit and liquidity channels, with the largest impact in 2024–26.

Featured in No. 137 on 30 Oct 2026 · 11 days after release

Impulse response functions showing geopolitical risk impact on gold returns under tight versus loose credit conditions.
Figure 9: Cumulative IRF of GPR shocks on gold price returns conditional on credit and liquidity risk conditions. Note: Shocks are orthogonal and uncorrelated with financial sources of uncertainty (VIX index). High credit and liquidity risk conditions occur when the credit-spread subcomponent of th…
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19 Oct 2026
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RePEc:bis:biswps:1380
Authors
Rafael Guerra and Gabriel Zelpo

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