After a 30% surge this year, who will buy gold next year? JPMorgan: Global central banks, Chinese mothers, and Western Gold ETFs all have room for growth.
Driven by macroeconomic uncertainty and expectations of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, Global central banks, China Consumers, and Gold ETFs are set to become the main buyers of gold next year. JPMorgan predicts that the gold price may exceed $3,000 per ounce by 2025.
Trump discusses the possibility of war between the US and Iran: anything is possible, the situation is very unstable.
① The elected President Trump of the USA stated in a recent interview that he does not rule out the possibility of war between the USA and Iran; ② According to previous media reports, Trump will continue to exert maximum pressure on Iran during his second term.
Institutions: The bull market for Gold may not be over yet.
The geopolitical and financial environment has become increasingly complex, making Gold reserve management more meaningful than ever before. Trump's rise to power seems less like the final chapter and more like an overture. As the imposition of tariffs globally may gradually transition from a 'campaign agenda' to reality, the continuation of de-dollarization and geopolitical changes remains a baseline assumption, and the probability of a short-term shift in central banks' attitudes towards Gold reserves is relatively low. Currently, there are no signs of a reversal or even a weakening in what drives this round of the Gold bull market; Gold should continue to maintain a bullish outlook.
Gold plummeted during trading! World Gold Council: The rise in gold prices may slow down next year.
The World Gold Council points out that looking ahead, everyone's attention is focused on the impact of Trump's second term on the Global economy.
Heraeus: Silver is expected to reach 40 dollars next year, and its performance is likely to surpass Gold once again!
Analyst at Heraeus pointed out that the value of Silver relative to Gold is still at a historical low, and in the later stages of a bull market, Silver often performs better than Gold.
ING: Next year, the CSI Commodity Equity Index will experience a "Put year," while Gold will still shine!
① ING expects that the Global situation will put pressure on the Energy and CSI Commodity Equity Index markets, but the outlook for Gold remains bright. ② The report points out that Trump's tariff plans may disrupt the oil, Metal, and Agriculture markets; ③ However, ING predicts that the average Gold price will rise to $2,760 per ounce by 2025, primarily influenced by central bank purchases of Gold and the appeal of Gold as a safe-haven asset.