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Gold prices could hit $4,000 an ounce by the end of 2025: Ed Yardeni

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Gold prices may rise sharply this year, according to Ed Yardeni, President of Yardeni Research. He believes gold could reach $4,000 per ounce by the end of 2025, and possibly climb to $5,000 per ounce next year.Globally, spot gold prices jumped 1.7% to $3,383.87 an ounce on April 20 after touching a fresh record of $3,384 earlier in the session, taking the overall gains for the year to 29%. US gold futures climbed 2% to $3,396.10 an ounce.

The gold rally is being driven by growing worries about global economic stability and escalating US-China trade tensions. A weakening US dollar, which fell to a three-year low, has also boosted gold by making it cheaper for investors using other currencies.

Also Read: Gold rates in India today: Prices climb as global market hits new peakYardeni began recommending gold when it moved above $2,000 per ounce last year.

Yardeni pointed to global uncertainty as one of the main reasons. He said recent geopolitical shifts have created what he calls a “new world disorder.” Central banks are also buying more gold, and he thinks this trend will continue.

“Gold has to be in a portfolio as an offset to all the turbulence,” Yardeni said. He mentioned that gold helps manage risk from unstable stock and bond markets.

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Gold prices have moved up very quickly of late, which could lead to a short-term correction, he said adding that “If there is a correction, it will be an opportunity.”

He noted that central banks in countries with weak ties to the US are buying gold instead of holding US dollars.

On the broader trade situation, Yardeni expects some progress by mid-year. He mentioned that President Trump delayed some tariffs until July 1, and said, “There is going to be some good news along the way, and that should help the stock market.”

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In India, Yardeni said he sees strong potential for a US trade deal. He expects the administration to aim for a quick agreement, even if it is mostly symbolic. “The President is going to declare victory by July 1,” he said. He also noted that investors are more willing to back India, seeing it as a more stable and promising market than many others.

Yardeni added that US assets are no longer viewed as a guaranteed safe haven. “The whole concept of US assets as a safe haven is being challenged,” he said.

For the full interview, watch the accompanying video

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