Gold investors expect the metal’s price to regain the $2,000 per ounce level, touched last July, as sentiment is bullish and speculative interest and technicals favour a continuation of the rally.
Gold has rallied over $150 in the first two months of financial year 2021-22 (FY22), providing returns of 9 per cent. This rise is a reflection of the negative real bond yield caused by rising consumer price inflation in the US. Gold is viewed as an inflation hedge and a safe haven asset that can be bought against a falling dollar.
Nigam Arora, a US-based expert and author of