Gold will continue to shine! Commodity experts: Gold prices will hit new highs repeatedly in the first year of "Trump 2.0"!
①csi commodity equity index expert Jeffrey Christian expects the price of gold to reach a new historical high by the end of January next year, as significant uncertainty in the "Trump 2.0" policy will lead investors to flock to gold and other defensive assets for safety. ②He believes that the recent decline in gold prices may be due to some investors taking profits.
Gold sees a big pullback again. Those who bought etf can't sit still and are leaving. Can I still buy this dip?
① Gold has recently experienced a significant correction, and many investors are choosing to exit the market; ② As gold prices correct, the net value of many gold-related funds has also fallen; however, there are still 19 funds whose net value has risen over 20% this year; ③ Institutions believe that the long-term driving force for gold remains unchanged.
Gold Rebounds Amid USD Weakness And Geopolitical Uncertainties
Goldman Sachs directly suggests: buy gold! Next year, the price of gold will reach $3000.
①Goldman Sachs expects the target price of gold to reach $3000 per ounce by December 2025, due to increased central bank demand and the impact of interest rate cuts in the USA; ②Reports suggest that escalating trade tensions may revive speculative positions in gold; ③ Goldman Sachs has identified gold as the top choice for commodity trading in 2025, and indicates that the price of gold may continue to rise during Trump's term.
The most recent 13 US election windows have had the worst performance: Can gold still be bought?
① This month, usa's president-elect Trump won the election in a landslide, which immediately boosted the performance of markets from us stocks to bitcoin. ② However, among a series of pre-election highly praised Trump trades, gold has clearly become an exception...
Trump's victory resulted in a Waterloo for gold, with the spot gold price plummeting over $230 from its high.
① On Thursday morning in the European market, spot gold was quoted at $2,555.98 per ounce, having fallen over $230 since the historical high on October 31. ② Analysts state that the decline in gold prices is mainly due to a shift in risk appetite and a strengthening dollar after Trump's victory. Citigroup expects that the bullish market for precious metals may pause for a few weeks. ③ Observers remain bullish on the fundamentals of gold, believing that demand from central banks for gold will remain strong.