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Gold prices are projected to reach a new all-time high of $3,175 per ounce by 2025, while spot silver is anticipated to trade above $38 per ounce, according to Ross Norman, CEO of Metals Daily. Norman’s forecast comes as economic uncertainties continue to influence precious metal markets. Gold, often seen as a safe-haven investment, has consistently reflected investor sentiment during turbulent times.
Similarly, silver prices are projected to experience significant growth, underpinned by strong industrial demand and investment interest. Ross Norman, a prominent figure in the metals market, highlighted the bullish sentiment surrounding precious metals. “The fundamentals supporting gold and silver prices are robust.
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We are seeing increased demand driven by both geopolitical tensions and economic factors,” stated Norman.
Gold prices forecast for economic uncertainties
Gold’s anticipated rise can be linked to broader economic concerns.
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Recently, experts have predicted a series of market-moving events in 2025 that could amplify demand for precious metals. These include potential sovereign debt issues and a looming crisis for the U.S. dollar.
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The sentiment is further echoed by notable figures like Peter Schiff, who recently suggested that gold prices will never return to $2,000 per ounce, predicting they could triple from current levels.
Moreover, Tavi Costa has warned of a significant shock to the U.S. dollar in the first half of 2025, which could further bolster gold prices. As 2025 approaches, the outlook for gold and silver remains positive, with substantial gains anticipated in response to ongoing economic instability and burgeoning demand. Investors will be closely watching these developments as they navigate the evolving financial landscape.