The inflationary pressures that are approaching, intensified by the tariffs, will maintain the price of gold at record levels.
The yellow metal has averaged a yield of 17.4 percent in its upward cycles, between 1971-1980, 2001-2007, 2009-2012, 2020-2021 and the current one, which began in 2023, when the ounce rose about 13 percent.
The fear of tariffs has led to gold to a yield of 18.6 percent in 2025.
According to Williams González, an analyst at Banamex, along with the increase in inflation observed in the United States since 2022, the price of gold has had a relevant advance, so investors have used it as coverage against inflation, so as long as they follow the pressures of general prices, the ounce could follow at the current levels of around 3,200 dollars This metal to diversify your reserves.