Gold is associated primarily with wealth, luxury and the highest prestige, and has been a symbol of power and success for centuries. In the financial world, it is perceived as a “safe haven” that remains a key safeguard of capital value in 2025 in the face of global economic uncertainty.
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The price of gold is breaking records
Almost every day the media reports new gold records. It's the same on Tuesday. An ounce of the metal in futures contracts has already cost over $4,500.and the day before the gold price ranged from $4,340 to $4,450.
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“Gold set a new record for the 50th time” – notes Investing.com. It indicates that this is the result of high demand from investors who preferred precious metals in the face of falling yields, currency volatility and long-term inflation protection.
Gold price. How high can he go?
The price rally in gold forces market analysts to verify their previous forecasts. Investing quotes Yardeni Research experts who revised their forecasts for gold prices after the recent increase.
“When the price of an ounce of gold rose above $3,000 at the beginning of this year, we predicted it would reach $4,000 by the end of this year and $5,000 by the end of next year,” admitted Yardeni analysts. “We raise our forecast for the end of 2026 to $6,000. We still expect the price to reach $10,000 by the end of the decade.“.
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Goldman Sachs forecasts an increase in the gold price to $4,900. per ounce until December 2026. He cites structurally high demand from central banks and cyclical support resulting from Fed interest rate cuts as the main factors.
JP Morgan maintains a bullish attitude, predicting that in 2026 the price of the precious metal may approach $5,000. per ounce, and in the longer term even $6,000.
Bank of America forecasts that by mid-2026 the price of the precious metal may reach $5,000. per ounce.
