Tuesday 16/Sep/2025 – 03:24 PM
Gold prices have increased significantly in the global and local markets, recording a new record as the dollar fell prior to the upcoming Federal Federal Reserve. This rise is driven by widespread expectations that the US Central Bank will go to reduce interest rates.
Records for gold paid with interest reduction expectations
According to the data of the AIS platform, an ounce price recorded a new historical level at 3699 dollars, high by about $ 15 during trading on Tuesday. This increase was reflected in the local markets, as the price of 21 carat gold increased by about 25 pounds to 4970 pounds.
These powerful gains come after investors have strengthened their bets to reduce interest by at least 25 basis points, with the possibility of a further reduction if the federal expressed concern about the slowdown in economic growth. The recent macroeconomic data, which indicated the weakness of the labor market, has pushed the markets to price up to three interest rates this year.
Factors support the rise of the precious metal
Reducing interest was not the only factor behind this height. The dollar and US bond returns fell, which increased the attractiveness of gold as a safe haven and low -cost alternative origin. The wave of ascension, which started in early September, coincided with the tone of global monetary facilitation, and the increasing flows to the global gold funds.
The increasing institutional demand from central banks is a key player, as these banks continue to enhance their gold reserves, which indicates that the demand is not limited to daily speculation. This demand was reflected in the holding of the largest gold -backed box, SPDR Gold Trust, which rose to 976.80 tons on Monday.
Future expectations and possible risks
Analysts from major institutions such as UBS and Anz expect that the price of gold will reach $ 3,800 by the end of the year, with the possibility that it will approach the $ 4,000 barrier in 2026, if the monetary facilitation continues and the geopolitical turmoil is exacerbated.
Although gold remains supported by strong basic factors, investors are awaiting the comments of the Federal President Jerome Powell after the Federal Open Market Committee meeting, where his statements can affect the market track. Gold remains trapped between the strength of the potential dollar and the blurring of monetary policy, but it maintains its position as a strategic origin in light of the ongoing geopolitical risks.
