Goldreport 2025 presented: Price analysis and trends from Asia!

Goldreport 2025 presented: Price analysis and trends from Asia!

Österreich - On May 15, 2025, the 19th in Gold WE Trust Report was presented, a well-respected publication by Ronald-Peter Stöferle and Mark J. Valek from Incrementum AG. The international press conference on which the report was presented was broadcast live on the Internet and has attracted great attention in the past. Last year's report was downloaded over 2 million times and is considered the worldwide most read study on the subject of gold, which was referred to by the Wall Street Journal as the "gold standard of all gold studies".

The extensive report comprises 460 pages and deals with current trends and forecasts for the price development of the gold. A central theme of the report is the lead motif "The Big Long", which illuminates the second half of the golden decade. In this context, the authors offer an update of the incrementum gold model, which predicts a price target of $ 4,800 by 2030. In an inflationary scenario, the gold price could even rise to up to $ 8,900.

topics of report

The Gold WE Trust Report 2025 deals with various relevant topics, including:

• The influence of Asian emerging countries on the gold price.
• The increasing demand from central banks and the trend towards increased ETF investments on the part of Western investors.
• A geo -economic realignment of the United States that could continue to support the gold price.
• A discrepancy between the record of the gold/silver ratio and the existing structural offer deficit in silver.

In addition, a discussion with renowned analysts such as Luke Gromen and Louis-Vincent Gave took place, in which questions about customs policy and international currency regulations were also dealt with.

gold - a timeless precious metal

gold has a special historical and economic importance. It has been used over millennia for the production of jewelry, cult objects and as a means of payment. Finds of processed gold go back to the Bronze Age. The first gold coins are about 610 BC. Chr. Dated in Lydien. Historically, gold also played a major role in the protection of currencies and as a asset. With the cancellation of the gold standard by the United States in 1971, there were considerable price increases that drove the gold price for a whole decade.

gold is not only a coveted raw material in industry, but also an important investment object that is held by central banks worldwide. For example, Fort Knox is stored in the United States about 3% of the gold quantity ever funded, while the Federal Reserve Bank in New York keeps 45% of German gold reserves. India is currently the largest gold consumer and buys around a quarter of global gold production.

The dynamic development of the gold market is influenced not least by economic trends. The gold price fluctuates in harmony with global economic developments, and the need for gold can vary depending on the economic situation. Gold demand can also decrease in phases of economic growth that were observed in large markets such as China and India in 2011. The current geopolitical location and the strategies of many countries, especially with regard to gold reserves, could therefore also play a crucial role in the future.

The Gold WE Trust Report not only offers a comprehensive view of the current trends in the gold market, but also important perspectives on the future development of this timeless precious metal.

The complete press release and further details about the report can be found on the websites of ots.at and Goldpreis.de can be read.