Report: The price of gold will be $1111 per ten grams in a year

New Delhi|Goldman Sachs expects the international market price to reach $1,111 per ten grams by December 2025. That would be $3,150 an ounce. Investing at the current price can yield a 19% profit. This rise in this valuable metal will be due to increasing tension and inflation among many countries.

According to the report, a major reason for this rise in gold prices is more purchases by global central banks. At the same time, US fiscal stability, a slowdown in trade and war concerns will also drive up prices. Our earlier estimate as of December, 2025, is $3,000 an ounce, Goldman Sash said. Rising fears of inflation and fiscal risks could increase exchange traded flows (ETFs).

Meriki debt concerns could push central banks to buy more gold. Central bank demand spikes have eased the pressure for higher interest rates in late 2022 and early 2023. We are seeing high interest rates and a strong dollar as risks. This means that due to this the price of gold may decrease further.

UBS also expects gold prices to continue rising. Will reach $2,900 an ounce by December 2025. It could even go up to $3,000 an ounce in a bullish trend. It was previously estimated at $2,885 an ounce. However, there will be a slight increase at the end of the year compared to the current price and it could remain at $2,700.

Goldman Sachs predicts Brent crude prices could remain in the range of $70-85 in the coming year amid lower worldwide demand and excess supply capacity. In the worst case scenario (with tensions between countries and supply disruptions) prices would climb to $100 a barrel. This year, prices have been between 69 and 91 dollars. Still, Brent crude is projected to rise to an average of $76 in 2025, Goldman Sash said.