By Anushree Mukherjee

(Reuters) -Go prices seem to set a record 2025, as it increased the economic uncertainty and concern of inflation by virtue of the demand of the second term of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, despite the strength of the strength Dollar and reduction of expectations of the federal reserve rate.

The poll of 36 analysts and merchants returned an average forecast of $ 2,756 per ounce of gold in 2025, up to $ 2,674 scheduled for a survey three months ago.

Occasal gold prices reached a $ 2,790.15 record at the end of October and were $ 2,742 on Monday. The average price was $ 2,386 by 2024. (PEC/Poll)

The impressive increase in the price of 27% gold by 2024, most since 2010, made it one of the best performance assets of the year, as investors favored metal to cover world risks and The United States Federal Reserve reduced interest rates three times.

“Geopolitical risks continue to bomb at various hot spots, adding to inflationary risks and safe safety gold demand,” said independent analyst Robin Bhar.

The gold was withdrawn from November to December in a post -election sale in the United States and a December meeting that saw the FED policy makers cut the estimates of the rate cuts by 2025.

This month, the metal found the support of the uncertainty of investors on North -American Importing Review Threats and the concern that possible commercial conflicts would make inflation.

“With the prices of record gold, some sectors of the Bullió market will benefit and others will fight,” said independent analyst Ross Norman. He added that the demand for jewelry could be affected by the prices sensitive Asian regions, while the motivation for the purchases of the central banks and the speculative interest in gold could remain high. (Gol/As)

Silver to remain in deficit

Silver prices are expected to benefit from robust industrial demand, especially in green technologies and renewable energy sectors, but rare investment demand for stock market (ETFS) and the potential impact of Global growth rates could affect metal perspectives, according to analysts.

“The silver market will be supplied by 2025, but a deficit alone will not be enough to drive the risk of prices in the reverse for silver,” said analyst Standard Charterated, Suki Cooper, who added that the Demand for investments has struggled to keep pace in recent months.

The poll provides for average silver prices on $ 33.10 per ounce in 2025, less than $ 33.75 estimated at the previous vote, but more than $ 30.20.

(Reports by Anushree Mukherjee and Swati Verma in Bengaluru; Polina Devitt’s additional reports in London; Edition of Veronica Brown and Emelia Sithole-Matariste)