Gold price growth in 2025 is expected to slow compared to previous years, and this is due to several economic factors that may affect the gold markets in that period. Although gold remains a safe haven for investors in periods of economic and financial crisis, there are some signs that slow growth in prices:
Monetary policy stability: If central banks continue to pursue more conservative monetary policies, such as raising interest rates to curb inflation, this could lead to a decline in demand for gold as an investment. Higher interest rates make non-interest-bearing assets, such as gold, less attractive compared to assets with fixed returns.
Global economic improvement: If there is a sustained recovery in the global economy after the economic crises of the last decade, investors may prefer riskier assets such as stocks rather than gold.
US dollar stability: Gold is often affected by US dollar prices. If the US currency stabilizes or even improves, this may put pressure on gold prices, as it becomes more expensive for investors than other countries.
Geopolitical factors