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Business Mayor
6 days ago
- Business
- Business Mayor
Despite interest surge in gold, institutional investors remain hesitant: Report
Despite a surge in interest around gold as a strategic hedge against market volatility and inflation, institutional investors remain hesitant to significantly increase their exposure, according to a report by Liechtenstein-based investment and asset management firm Incrementum. According to an analysis of the global markets, family offices allocate just one per cent of their portfolios to gold and precious metals, putting it on equal footing with niche assets like art, antiques, and infrastructure, and far behind more favoured categories such as private equity, real estate, and even cash. 'Despite growing interest in gold as a strategic asset, institutional allocations remain strikingly low. …Family offices allocate just one per cent of their portfolios to gold and precious metals, placing it on par with art and antiques, as well as infrastructure, and well below allocations to private equity, real estate, or even cash,' the report by Incrementum said. In recent months, gold has seen interest due to the instability arising out of trade tensions; however, the gold price has been witnessing a fall after a sharp rise witnessed over January-April 2025, in which gold prices had rallied by 25 per cent. The fall in prices reflects reduced anxiety about the trade war and subsequently reduced safe-haven appeal. Data released from the World Gold Council (WGC), although it is lagged, also shows the main sources of demand for gold that has been in place in the first quarter of 2025. Read More Best Driving Shoes For Men To Hit The Road In Style In this regard, investment-related demand for gold that increased by 170 per cent YoY in Q1 2025 underpinned the rally in the period as investors turned to the yellow metal in the face of uncertainty about the Trump policy regime and, in particular, about the trade war. As the trade-war anxiety has eased post the 90-day truce between the US and China, the subsequent demand for gold has reduced, which has driven prices lower. In Indian markets, the price of gold on Saturday reached again at 98,900.00 for 10 grams. Prices on May 17, as per the prices at MCX, were at Rs 92,480 for 10 grams. Gold prices in Indian markets have traded flat, responding to weakness in global prices and a mild appreciation of the INR against the USD that has taken place over the period. In volume terms, gold imports have fallen on a sequential basis as the country imported USD 3.1 bn worth of gold in April after importing USD 4.5 bn worth of gold in March, reflecting an easing in jewellery demand that has taken place in response to elevated prices.
Hans India
6 days ago
- Business
- Hans India
Shocking Alert: Gold Could Cost Rs. 2.7 Lakh Per Gram by 2030
Currently, the price of gold in India has crossed the Rs. 1 lakh mark. Seeing these rising prices, many people are eager to buy gold. However, the report that gold prices may increase up to three times in the near future is worrying not only the Indian middle class but also the wealthy. To explain further, Liechtenstein-based investment firm Incrementum has released a report titled "Gold We Trust Report 2025", which predicts how gold prices will behave in the future. The report states that gold prices will increase drastically over the next five years, with the price of an ounce reaching Rs. 7,56,000 by 2030. This means that the price per gram could reach around Rs. 2,70,000. The report identifies key reasons behind this potential tripling of gold prices within just five years. Rising inflation and global economic uncertainties are cited as the main drivers pushing gold prices to reach $8,900 per ounce. Additionally, central bank policies and international political developments are expected to significantly increase the demand and price of gold over the long term. According to the report, the current rise in gold prices is only the beginning of a long-term upward trend. The 25 percent increase in gold prices from the start of 2025 to April is causing concern among ordinary Indians. If this trend continues as the report predicts, buying gold may remain a distant dream for many in the coming years. Currently, markets and family offices worldwide invest only about 1 percent of their total portfolios in gold or other precious metals, preferring real estate, private equity, and other investment options instead. JP Morgan Report Earlier last week, America's largest banking company, JP Morgan, released its forecast on gold prices, predicting that the price of an ounce will reach $6,000 by 2029. This translates to approximately Rs. 10,80,000 per ounce, representing an increase of nearly 80 percent over current prices. If this prediction comes true, many believe that people may have to settle for gold items made with rolled gold rather than pure gold in the future.
Time of India
6 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Will gold prices hit $8,900 by 2030? These factors can contribute to big rise in next 5 years
NEW DELHI: Gold is experiencing a sustained upward trend, and could rise to $4,00 to 5,000 in the medium term, with a potential peak of $8,900 by 2030, driven by factors such as rising inflation, global economic uncertainty, as per reports. "The forecast corridor of $4,800 to $8,900 depends mainly on how inflationary the next five years will be," according to the "Gold We Trust Report 2025" by Liechtenstein-based investment firm Incrementum reports. These projections are based on comprehensive evaluation of various elements affecting gold, including central bank policies, inflation patterns, and international political situations. The report suggests that the current positive trend in gold is not temporary but indicates the start of a long-term movement, deserving serious consideration from investors. However, the document advises investors to be prepared for price adjustments, given gold's characteristic price fluctuations. Recent interest in gold stems from trade-related uncertainties; nevertheless, prices have declined following a substantial increase during January-April 2025, when values increased by 25 per cent. The analysis reveals that worldwide markets and family offices dedicate merely one per cent of their investments to gold and precious metals, placing it alongside specialist investments such as art, antiques, and infrastructure, significantly behind traditional options like private equity, real estate, and cash holdings. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 카니발 월 30만원대 2~5년 자유롭게 타다 위약금 없이 반납가능합니다! 오토모빌리티 더 알아보기 Undo Gold values are expected to increase, supported by various factors despite reduced demand for safe-haven assets and projected fewer interest rate reductions this year by the US Federal Reserve Bank, the Gulf News reported. Moreover, JP Morgan has recently forecast gold prices to reach $6,000 per ounce by 2029, representing an 80 per cent increase, reinforcing optimistic predictions for the precious metal. Stay informed with the latest business news, updates on bank holidays and public holidays . AI Masterclass for Students. Upskill Young Ones Today!– Join Now
India Gazette
6 days ago
- Business
- India Gazette
Gold eyes USD 4,800-8,900 by 2029, depending on inflation trends: Report
New Delhi [India], May 26 (ANI): Gold is in a long-term bull market, with price targets of USD 4,000-5,000 in the medium term and potential highs of USD 8,900 by 2030, according to 'Gold We Trust Report 2025' by Liechtenstein-based investment and asset management firm report states that the yellow metal has the potential to touch USD 8,900 for the same time period, in the case of a more inflationary environment.'The forecast corridor of USD 4,800 to USD 8,900 depends mainly on how inflationary the next five years will be,' the report price targets are rooted in the report's broader analysis of factors influencing gold, including monetary policy, inflation trends, and geopolitical dynamics. The report also argues that the ongoing bull market for gold is not merely a short-term phenomenon but rather the beginning of a secular trend, warranting increased investor the flip side, the report also cautions investors to expect corrections, considering the inherently volatile nature of recent months, gold has seen interest due to the instability arising out of trade tensions; however, the gold price has been witnessing a fall after a sharp rise witnessed over January-April 2025, in which gold prices had rallied by 25 per the report also mentions that the global markets, family offices allocate just one per cent of their portfolios to gold and precious metals, putting it on equal footing with niche assets like art, antiques, and infrastructure, and far behind more favoured categories such as private equity, real estate, and even Gulf News reported that gold prices are likely to rise again, helped by the plethora of factors defying softening safe-haven assets demand and expectations of fewer rate cuts this year by the US Federal Reserve JP Morgan also predicted recently that gold prices will soar to USD 6,000 per ounce by 2029, a significant 80 per cent jump, further strengthening its positive outlook for the yellow metal. (ANI)
Time of India
6 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Despite interest surge in gold, institutional investors remain hesitant: Report
Despite a surge in interest around gold as a strategic hedge against market volatility and inflation, institutional investors remain hesitant to significantly increase their exposure, according to a report by Liechtenstein-based investment and asset management firm Incrementum. According to an analysis of the global markets, family offices allocate just one per cent of their portfolios to gold and precious metals, putting it on equal footing with niche assets like art, antiques, and infrastructure, and far behind more favoured categories such as private equity, real estate, and even cash. "Despite growing interest in gold as a strategic asset, institutional allocations remain strikingly low. ...Family offices allocate just one per cent of their portfolios to gold and precious metals, placing it on par with art and antiques, as well as infrastructure, and well below allocations to private equity, real estate, or even cash," the report by Incrementum said. In recent months, gold has seen interest due to the instability arising out of trade tensions; however, the gold price has been witnessing a fall after a sharp rise witnessed over January-April 2025, in which gold prices had rallied by 25 per cent. The fall in prices reflects reduced anxiety about the trade war and subsequently reduced safe-haven appeal. Data released from the World Gold Council (WGC), although it is lagged, also shows the main sources of demand for gold that has been in place in the first quarter of 2025. In this regard, investment-related demand for gold that increased by 170 per cent YoY in Q1 2025 underpinned the rally in the period as investors turned to the yellow metal in the face of uncertainty about the Trump policy regime and, in particular, about the trade war. As the trade-war anxiety has eased post the 90-day truce between the US and China, the subsequent demand for gold has reduced, which has driven prices lower. In Indian markets, the price of gold on Saturday reached again at 98,900.00 for 10 grams. Prices on May 17, as per the prices at MCX, were at Rs 92,480 for 10 grams. Gold prices in Indian markets have traded flat, responding to weakness in global prices and a mild appreciation of the INR against the USD that has taken place over the period. In volume terms, gold imports have fallen on a sequential basis as the country imported USD 3.1 bn worth of gold in April after importing USD 4.5 bn worth of gold in March, reflecting an easing in jewellery demand that has taken place in response to elevated prices.
