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Is the "grass-eating" trend coming to an end? Gold is expected to have the most "bullish" week in a year.
The tense geopolitical situation has once again boosted, and the road to new highs for gold may not be over yet.
Zheshang: Why can gold still be bought?
The prospects of "expansive fiscal policy + re-inflation" are becoming clearer, the trend of deteriorating dollar credit is difficult to reverse, and central bank demand for gold is expected to continue to strengthen, thus driving a long-term bull market for gold. In the future, we may see a long-term decoupling of real interest rates, the usd, and gold.
Gold prices have regained upward momentum! Is there still upward potential in the market? How should gold retail brands respond? | Industry dynamics
① After six consecutive declines in spot gold prices, which created the largest weekly drop in three years, this week it regained its upward momentum; ② The listing prices of pure gold trinkets in most domestic brand gold stores are once again nearing 800 yuan per gram, and high gold prices have weakened consumer enthusiasm for purchasing gold; ③ Chow Tai Seng jewellery adopts a strategy to increase low average transaction price and emphasize strong design products; Chow Tai Fook has launched differentiated product series such as Chuanfu and the Palace Museum, which has boosted sales.
The demand for hedging has ignited the gold bulls, with gold prices rising for four consecutive days! Analysts say that in the coming years, 3,000 dollars will look "very cheap."
Goldman Sachs expects gold prices to rise further to $3,000 per ounce by the end of next year, while UBS Group anticipates gold prices will reach $2,900 per ounce.
Gold sees a big pullback again. Those who bought etf can't sit still and are leaving. Can I still buy this dip?
Gold has recently undergone a major correction, and many investors have chosen to exit the market. Consequently, the net values of many gold-related funds have also fallen. However, 19 funds have still seen their net values increase by over 20% this year. Institutions believe that the long-term driving force for gold remains unchanged.
Why Gold Is Looking Better Than Stocks in 2025
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