ISLAMABAD: Gold has been a prominent investment in the past few years. Experts say that this trend may continue next year as well.
New reports from global financial institutions have indicated that gold prices may touch new heights during 2026. Global economic pressure and uncertainty are being cited as the main reasons for this trend.
According to forecasts by international investment banks, gold may reach historic levels by the end of the year. Leading investment bank Goldman Sachs says that the price of gold may reach about $4,900 per ounce by the end of 2026.
According to the bank, strong demand and economic concerns in the global market are supporting prices.
JP Morgan has given an even higher estimate. According to the bank, the price of gold is likely to reach $5,055 per ounce by the end of 2026. The report says that large-scale gold purchases by central banks and loose monetary policies are the main reasons for this increase.
Deutsche Bank has given a relatively cautious opinion. According to it, the average price of gold in 2026 may be $ 4,450 per ounce. However, there is a possibility of fluctuations in prices and it may remain between $ 3,950 and $ 4,950.
Morgan Stanley has also adopted a cautious approach and has predicted that the price of gold will remain up to $ 4,400 per ounce. According to Bank of America, the average price may be $ 4,538, while under favorable conditions it may even go close to $ 5,000.
Experts say that the main reasons for the increase in gold prices include an increase in reserves by central banks, a possible decrease in interest rates and global political and economic uncertainty. Central banks of emerging economies are adding gold to their reserves, considering it a safe investment.
On the other hand, some experts have warned that prices may also fluctuate in the short term. Gold could come under pressure if the US dollar strengthens or interest rates fail to fall. Nevertheless, financial analysts believe that gold will remain a strong and safe choice for long-term investment.
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