Digging DeeperSponsored Post Gold could have been consolidating at just under approximately $1,800. However, we might see it at roughly about $2,500 later this year. Let’s check it here. After all, the same catalysts that pushed it to its record of about $2,089.20 last August might appear to still be in place. For one, we could still be seeing the same geopolitical risks. There could be a considerable tension with China, and tensions elsewhere in the world, such as Israel and Iran.
We could be also seeing an aggressive stimulus package development on our economy within days. With about trillions of potentials hitting our economy, we could see inflationary risks, coupled with a weaker U.S. dollar. Check disclaimer on profile and landing page.