Bybit and FXStreet have released a joint report predicting that gold could rise to $4,000 per ounce by the end of 2025. The report is on a gold heel, reaching an all-time high of around $3,500 per ounce. The report also points out silver as an opportunity for compelling diversification.
Bybit and FXStreet have released a joint report that gold could rise to $4,000 per ounce by the end of 2025, driven by a combination of macroeconomic pressures, technological momentum and increased investor aversion to traditional assets.
The report hit an all-time high of around $3,500 per ounce last month, marking a 26% profit and a 41% jump over the past 12 months.
During the same period, the S&P 500 fell 11%, highlighting gold’s renewed strength as a safe haven asset.
Demand for safe havens will be strengthened
Investors are reassigning capital to gold in response to sustained inflation, weakening of the US dollar, and worsening actual returns in stock and bond markets.
The traditional role of metals as a hedge against currency devaluation has resurfaced, with both central banks and private investors seeking shelter from Fiat’s instability.
In addition to this flight to safety, concerns over US trade policy under President Donald Trump have escalated.
Reports added:
By acting as a neutral reserve asset, gold provides much needed stability amidst changing trade patterns and geopolitical tensions.
The report points out that capital is drawn from vulnerable currencies (including the euro, yen, yuan, and peso).
Bully technology setup
From a technical standpoint, the indicator continues to support further benefits.
The MACD remains in the positive territory, with a 12-day moving average exceeding 26 days, showing bullish momentum.
Meanwhile, the 60 RSI reflects continuous strength without tilting to the acquired level.
Analysts hope to consolidate the major resistance level, nearly $3,500, before targeting $4,000 per year end, assuming macroeconomic and geopolitical headwinds will last.
Silver: A hedge that is often overlooked
The report also points out silver as an opportunity for compelling diversification.
Although there is a subsequent gold in performance, Silver will remain below $50 per ounce at its peak peak in 2011, and could benefit from both defensive capital flows and increased industrial demand, particularly from the green energy and the infrastructure sector.
For investors looking for a wider exposure, the silver asymmetric upside presents an attractive hedge.
