A DSP Mutual Fund report reveals gold prices have surpassed inflation-adjusted highs from 1980, entering a bull market, while silver lags behind. This surge is attributed to U.S. fiscal concerns, a weaker dollar, and global deleveraging. Central banks are aggressively accumulating gold, diversifying away from the dollar amid geopolitical risks, signaling a “Re-Goldization” phase.
Gold breaks past inflation-adjusted 1980 high in 2024; silver lags below 2011 peak: DSP Mutual Fund
by ET Markets | August 2, 2025 11:05 am | Indian Stocks, Market, News