Why Gold Could Rise For The Next 5 Years? 2025 तक Gold का भविष्य कैसा होगा?
-In the last few month of the year 2020, the price of gold has seen a great rise. Its price has jumped to close to 50 thousand rupees per 10 gram. So why did this happen? Why did gold soar in such a short time? What is the reason for that? And what is the condition of people where they used to invest in other places? Why has gold become the first priority of investors? And will there be some reduction in the prices of gold in future, its prices will increase? And since the year 2000, the people who invested in it will gain or loss, we will also know about this and apart from this, we will know a lot more in this video, stay with us till the end of the video. -Over printing of Currency notes Western economies have been accustomed to print money. On the US Federal Reserve, his balance sheet had reached $ 7.08 trillion on June 24. Between 26 February and 24 June, the Federal Bank printed about three trillion dollars worth of notes. Similarly, in April, the Bank of England also decided to print currency to cover expenses. The Bank of Japan has also been printing currency for over a decade and the size of its account or balance sheet has increased 428 percent to 638.6 trillion Japanese yen. Now the simple rule of economy is that the price of gold also changes with the introduction of new notes in the market. -Good earning from gold Since the year 2001 till now, for 20 years, gold has given 13% per annul profit. That is, the people who invested one lac rupees in gold, they earned 13 thousand every year. In the same way since 2005, that is, for the last 15 years, gold has given a profit of 14.7 percent per year. In the last 10 years, gold has given a profit of 10.1 percent per year and in the last five years it has given a profit of 12.8 percent per year. So from this 20 years of data, we can understand that investing in gold is a profitable deal. -Gold production in India is low and demand is high -Inflation -Losses in investing elsewhere In the coming times, the bank's loan growth will decrease further. India's major stock market index is down about 16 percent, with house prices falling in the last few years. Looking at the RBI House Price Index, households have given an average of 5.1 per cent profit per year between December 2016 and December 2019.
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