Gold prices have been rising over the past few days. However, fluctuations continue. Investors are concerned about the future course of gold.

Gold Price Outlook: Gold prices have been rising for the past few days. However, this volatility continues. Investors are concerned about how gold will move in the future. Experts familiar with the subject believe that this surge in gold prices is not just a temporary increase. Rather, it could signal a permanent shift in the global financial system. 

Brokerage firm Motilal Oswal Financial Services has released its latest report on this issue. According to the firm, this rise in gold prices reflects the changing mindset of investors and central banks.

Gold purchases rise amid changing economic concerns

Gold prices are typically inversely related to real interest rates. However, gold prices have seen a rise despite positive interest rates during the period 2023 to 2025. According to the report, investors are no longer solely focused on interest rates. They are also focusing on factors such as financial stability and rising debt pressure.  

Motilal Oswal analyst Manav Modi says that gold is now becoming a hedge against inflation and a means of capital preservation during future economic and financial crises, which is why investors are buying it. 

The demand for gold is increasing in the country

Global gold production is limited, and starting new mining projects requires both time and expense. Meanwhile, weakening currencies in many emerging markets, including India, have led to higher gold prices . Furthermore, domestic demand for gold remains strong. Investment in gold ETFs is also increasing again. All these factors have kept gold prices stable.

Gold remains a safe investment for investors

Due to ongoing global uncertainty and US tariffs and trade disputes, investors are once again turning their attention to gold. According to the firm's report, stable inflation and the current situation have made gold a safe investment. Furthermore, central banks are continuously purchasing gold, which has supported its prices.