Striking gold prediction from the Dev bank: The rise has not yet begun!

Goldman Sachs' analysis revealed that despite record-breaking gold prices, U.S. investors' asset allocation remains quite limited. The bank predicts that this weak gold share in portfolios will significantly drive prices up with a potential increase in demand, initiating a new wave of rise.

Goldman Sachs' latest analysis shows that even though gold is expected to reach record levels throughout 2025, there has not been a noticeable increase in gold assets among American investors. The shift toward gold ETFs remains 0.06 points below the peak seen in 2012. The bank indicates that the growth of portfolio sizes over the last 10 years, outpacing the rise in gold prices, has influenced this outlook.

The report states that only 0.17% of private financial portfolios in the U.S. consist of gold ETFs. This ratio indicates a very low level when considering the approximately $112 trillion in assets held by Americans in stocks and bonds.