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📈 Gold prices are expected to fluctuate significantly under Donald Trump’s presidency, with forecasts suggesting new historical highs in 2025.
💰 Experts predict that by the end of 2025, gold could reach $3,000 per ounce, driven by continuous acquisitions by central banks and potential geopolitical tensions.
✅ Gold remains a solid option in times of instability, with recommendations to consider its inclusion in investment portfolios.
🌍 Factors such as economic uncertainty, variations in global inflation, and increased demand have boosted the value of gold.
@ElClubDeInversion:
“With the recent investiture of Donald Trump as president in 2025, it is anticipated that gold prices will experience significant fluctuations, with forecasts that suggest new historical maximums on the horizon. In 2024, gold reached record levels, and experts foresee that this upward trend will continue under the new political leadership and economic changes. Rick Kanda, general director of The Global Bullion Company, points out that factors such as economic uncertainty, variations in global inflation, and the increase in demand have boosted the value of gold. It is forecast that by the end of 2025, gold could reach $3,000 per ounce, driven by the continuous acquisitions of gold by central banks and possible geopolitical tensions. Recent events such as the presidency of Trump and the resignation of Trudeau have contributed to an environment of greater uncertainty and volatility in the market, reinforcing the perception of gold as a safe haven asset. It is evident that gold continues to be a solid option in times of instability. I would personally recommend considering the inclusion of gold in your investment portfolio, either through the direct purchase of the metal or through related financial instruments such as the ETF that follows the price.”
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