Russia’s gold freeze sends shockwaves through global markets

The global gold market is currently navigating one of its most volatile periods in modern history. The recent decree by the Russian government to ban gold bullion exports exceeding 100 grams is not merely a domestic regulatory shift; it is a geopolitical maneuver that has sent shockwaves through the international bullion exchanges in London, New York, and Dubai. As we move through 2026, the primary concern for global investors is no longer just inflation or interest rates, but a structural "supply vacuum" created by the sudden withdrawal of one of the world’s largest producers.

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