Yellow Metal Set To Become Even Pricier
Business Standard|October 03, 2024
Flare-up in West Asia, US elections, further rate cuts by Fed may keep fuelling bullish trend: Experts
RAJESH BHAYANI
Yellow Metal Set To Become Even Pricier

Gold prices have surged into uncharted territory, driven by Iran getting directly involved in the escalating conflict between Israel and Lebanon. This latest catalyst in geopolitical tension has fueled a bullish sentiment, with gold now trading at all-time high levels. Market analysts are now projecting one-year targets between $2,900 and $3,200 per ounce, up from the current $2,650.

Since the beginning of September 2024, the yellow metal has gained 5.24 per cent in international markets and 4.5 per cent in Mumbai's spot market. The rally shows no signs of slowing.

“The gold train is running without breaks,” said T Gnanasekar, co-founder and CEO of Commtrendz Research. “The US Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates has created a favorable environment for a bullish trend in gold.”

Stimulus measures from China, uncertainties surrounding the US presidential elections, and the recent flare-up in West Asia are boosting this rally, he pointed out.

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