What will influence the gold price in 2022?

Basically, according to the World Gold Council, even if there are interest rate hikes, real interest rates will remain low. This, in turn, will ensure a similar situation this year as in 2021, so there should hardly be a headwind for the gold price, at most a lukewarm breeze. Caused by the high inflation level, gold investments should be in demand this year. And in the longer term, according to the World Gold Council, demand from central banks and the jewelry industry should provide a boost to the gold price.

The Fed’s rate hike announcements for 2022 should be seen under the premise that in previous rate hike mechanisms, the promised rate hikes rarely found their way into reality. And if currency devaluation, i.e. inflation, is high, as history shows, then gold becomes more expensive, i.e. rises in price. The influence of inflation on the price of gold is likely to be all the more serious because in the meantime the number of those who assume that inflation is only temporary has shrunk considerably. The World Gold Council also points to extreme monetary and fiscal policies due to the pandemic, supply chain problems, inflation and very high commodity prices. According to the World Gold Council, this year gold will be important in the eyes of investors as a crisis and asset protection.

Gold companies should benefit from this development. That’s where you could look at Gold Terra Resource or Aurania Resources.

Gold Terra Resource – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ueS0RMOkMkQ -, with its Yellowknife City Gold Project, is a major landholder in the Northwest Territories with about 800 square kilometers of contiguous land.

Aurania Resources – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sabYEJvU89Y – is focused on precious metals and copper in South America. Particular focus is on the Lost Cities Cutucu project in southeastern Ecuador.

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