Could the remarkable surge in gold prices finally be reversed this April? Here's what investors should consider.

HSBC raised its average 2025 and 2026 gold price forecast to $3,015 and $2,915 per ounce respectively, citing geopolitical risks.

Gold prices dipped on Friday (April 4) as global markets digested US President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff measures, sparking risk-off sentiment but also offering more clarity on the direction of trade policy.

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Gold prices extended their stellar run on Monday, topping $3,100 per ounce to hit another record high, as uncertainty around tariffs that would stoke inflation and hinder economic growth lifted safe-haven demand and kept bullion on course for its strongest quarter since 1986.

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Bullion hit a new high on Monday — and some analysts think rising demand and uncertainty mean prices could go as high as $3,500 an ounce this year.

In the international market, the COMEX gold price was trading at around $3,121 per troy ounce. The spot gold price at 10:30 am was around $3,103.91 per ounce.

Gold prices retreated from fresh record highs on Thursday, but experts see downside limited in the yellow metal.

The main factor behind the recent surge in the price of gold is the increase in global economic uncertainty. T he price of gold has jumped more than 40% since the end of 2023, top