The biggest question in the mind regarding the golden journey of gold running on the record-path is that in which direction will it go? Will it be expensive or cheap? To find answers to these questions, NewsBust India analyzed the views of the experts of the country and the world. Analysts of the world believe that gold prices may fall by up to 22% in the international market this year. At the same time, according to experts, gold here can be expensive by 8-10%.

The report of Capital Economics says that the supply chain has started improving in the international market. Gold mining has increased. Inflation has started coming down in countries like America and Britain. Due to this, investors have started investing money in equity. In such a situation, the demand for gold is expected to weaken.

13 out of 20 big analysts around the world believe that the prices will be reduced by 5-22%.
13 out of 20 leading financial institutions and analysts around the world predict that the price of gold will decline by 5-22% in 2023. These include big institutions like World Bank, Credit Suisse and Capital Economics.

This is the reason for the fall in prices.

3 out of 20 institutes (Bank of America, BCA, ING) believe the prices to be around Rs 54,685/10 gm.

Reasons for rising prices…
4 out of 20 institutions (Standard Chartered, Pierre Lassonde, Saxo Bank, Robert Kiyosaki) believe that prices will rise up to double.

Here the price is possible to go up to 62 thousand
Ajay Kedia, director of Kedia Advisory, said – Gold can go up to 62 thousand. Because, the demand from the villages will increase. The 15% import duty will not have much effect on reducing the prices in the international market. Due to the weakening of the rupee, more dollars will have to be paid for gold.

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