The US dollar was considered the bedrock of all assets as it consistently rose on the charts over two decades. The strong foundations in the global financial sector have narrowly fallen against other local currencies. The DXY index tracks USD performance indicates that the currency is below the 100 range. The currency has fallen to 98.05, falling from a high of 109.4 earlier this year, and has fallen almost 9.5% since the start of the year. Meanwhile, Bitcoin is approaching 7% YTD, reflecting a decline in the US dollar.
Bitcoin and the US dollar remain behind this year, but one asset is skyrocketing on the charts. It produced double-digit profits and produced almost no returns that were immersed in the charts. Investors who won the entry position earlier this year have made good profits and have been able to continue to get the rewards they have to offer. The assets have been steadily rising since 2022, barely moving south on the index for three years.
Gold surpasses Bitcoin and US dollars
Gold has skyrocketed 33.1% since the start of the year, making it one of the most performant assets in the broader financial markets. It surpasses Bitcoin and the US dollar by a much wider margin and has surged high on the charts. It doesn’t stop running because it prints new highs almost every month. Gold’s price touched the $3,500 mark after scoring 73 points on Tuesday, surged 2% in trading that day.
Leading product analysts predict that gold prices could soon exceed $4,000. This is an additional 14.5% increase from current prices, which could inflate the investor portfolio. The US dollar and Bitcoin were overtaken by gold in 2025, making it the most popular assets in the global financial markets.
