Gold has returned after a major decline. The Commodity Exchange MCX showed a boom in gold futures on 17 February. It was moving at 10 am at 10 am i.e. 0.42 percent to Rs 85,037 per 10 grams. On February 14, on Friday, there was a major decline in gold in the global market. It fell 1.6 percent to $ 2,886 an ounce. Earlier on February 13, Gold reached a high of $ 2,942.68 an ounce.
Market Analysts say that gold has returned to gold after a major decline on Friday last week. Currently, gold outlook looks positive. If US President Donald Trump does not end uncertain to the aggressive tariff policy, the gold can cross $ 3,000-3,080 an ounce in a short term. The year 2025 has been good for gold. So far this year, gold returns have been more than 10 percent. This is more than the return of shares and bitcoin.
The US reciperook tariff may apply after 1 April. The trade war may increase when it is implemented. Second, it can also increase inflation. Investors’ interest in gold will increase as the global market increases uncertainty. Whenever uncertainty increases in the world, the glow of gold increases. The reason for this is that gold is considered the safest option for investment. Last year, the increase in geopolitical tension had an impact on gold.
Experts say that it is necessary to have gold in the investment portfolio. Investors who do not have gold in portfolio can invest in gold. However, it would be good to invest slowly instead of lump sum investment in gold. Investors can shop a little in gold at every decline. There is also an option to invest in digital gold. Investors can invest in Gold ETF and Gold Mutual Funds.