How High Can Gold Go in 2025?
Surging Central Bank Demand: Institutional gold buying is now averaging 80 metric
tons per month, a historic pace that’s helping drive prices higher. With that kind of
demand, Goldman estimates central bank activity alone could add a 9% premium to
gold’s price.
Flight from Risky Assets: Geopolitical instability, tariff wars, and market swings are
creating a perfect storm of uncertainty. That’s exactly the environment where gold
thrives. As investors look to shield wealth, gold is increasingly becoming the go-to
alternative to risk-heavy assets.
Monetary Pressure: With economic slowdown fears on the rise, analysts expect the
Federal Reserve to continue easing interest rates. That reduces the appeal of cash
and bonds—and boosts the case for gold. As the cost of holding non-yielding assets
falls, gold's appeal only grows.
Record Highs… and It May Just Be the Beginning
Gold has already smashed past $3,400 an ounce, hitting record highs as investors �ee
volatility, in�ation, and policy risk. Now, major banks are sounding the alarm—in a good way.
Goldman Sachs recently raised its end-of-year forecast to $3,700 per ounce, and says prices
could spike to $3,880 if a recession hits. Meanwhile, UBS expects gold to reach $3,500 by
year’s end, fueled by surging demand from central banks, institutional investors, and wealth
managers alike. These aren't just predictions. They're signals. Gold is moving—and fast.
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