【World Bank: Gold and Silver Prices Reach Highs, What’s Next?】

Market volatility triggered by inflation and geopolitical conflicts, are you ready to embrace future opportunities?
In the recently released "Commodity Market Outlook," the World Bank has provided its latest assessment of the future trends of precious metals.
Against the backdrop of escalating global geopolitical conflicts, rising energy prices, and increasing inflation expectations, gold and silver have experienced intense fluctuations but are overall approaching cyclical highs, with their upward potential expected to be limited by 2026.
1. The Future of Gold: Tense Situation, Limited Gains
The World Bank forecasts that the average price of gold this year will reach $4,700 per ounce, up 37% from last year, but by 2027, gold prices may decline by about 7%.
This means that although gold remains resilient in the short term, in the long run, the combined effects of global interest rate hikes and inflation pressures could slow down its price growth.
2. Silver Prices: Short-term Rise, Increased Risks Later
Silver's trend is similar to gold; this year's average is expected to be $70 per ounce, a 76% increase from last year.
However, the World Bank also warns that silver prices may face a correction risk, with an estimated decline of about 7% in the coming year.
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