Gold Daily Observation | Gold Prices Break Through $8,900 in Ten Years? Is It True?

Today, an overseas company predicts the gold bull market is not yet over, and that in the next decade, the international gold price might reach $8,900 per ounce. How should we interpret and incorporate such news into our own analytical framework? First, a summary: Incrementum AG’s annual “In Gold We Trust” report indicated that gold prices saw an unprecedented surge at the start of the year, followed by intense volatility, and are currently in a consolidation phase. Overall, gold’s performance is as it should be, continuing to play a key role as a monetary asset in the global economy.

This year’s report forecasts that U.S.-led global inflation could push international gold prices to $8,900 per ounce over the next decade. This prediction is based on the idea that gold is no longer merely seen as a commodity or safe-haven investment but is increasingly regarded as a neutral reserve asset in the evolving global monetary system.

If, after reading this, your only response is “Nonsense, trying to trick me into buying in” or “I don’t believe it; whoever believes it can buy” or “None of these foreign companies can be trusted” or simply “Buy! Buy! Buy!”—then you have, to some extent, wasted this read. Other people’s or organizations’ opinions should always be references, not decisive reasons. Admittedly, the view publisher may be hiding personal interests, and these overseas companies could potentially be misleading. But the key when absorbing information is to extract the verifiable parts and incorporate them into your own analytical framework.

Editor | Jiao Yang  Layout | Jiao Yang  Visuals | Zhang Zongwei