Goldman Sachs said that the precious metal will rise to a record high next year as central banks buy and reduce US interest rates, listing gold among the best commodity deals for 2025, emphasizing the goal of 3,000 dollars per ounce by December 2025.
It is worth noting that gold has achieved strong highs this year, setting consecutive records, and this was before it retreated in the immediate aftermath of Trump's victory in the White House, which was reinforced by the rise of a strong dollar.
The commodity's progress has been supported by increased official sector purchases, the Fed's shift to an easier policy, and in addition, growing concerns about the financial sustainability of the United States may also help prices, noting that central banks, especially those that hold large reserves of US Treasury bonds, may choose to buy more precious metal.
