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Alain Corbani of Montbleu Finance recaps gold’s 2024 performance and looks forward to 2025. He has a price target of US$3,000 per ounce for the year ahead, and in his view, the direction of interest rates in the US will be the most important factor to watch.
He also shared his thoughts on the performance of the gold stocks, explaining why they aren’t rising across the board.
“The sector has not performed in a homogenous way — it hasn’t. It only performs in a homogenous way at the end — at the peak of a cycle,” Corbani explained during the conversation. “For those who don’t know where we stand, I can tell them already that we are not at the peak of the cycle — we are far from the peak of the cycle.”
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This interview was filmed on December 30, 2024.
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0:00 – Intro
0:27 – Why gold’s rise has paused
4:39 – Fed’s path forward in 2025
7:49 – Will the US enter a recession?
11:02 – US inflation outlook for 2025
16:48 – Other key gold price factors
19:52 – Gold to hit US$3,000 in 2025
24:19 – Expect even more silver volatility
26:39 – Gold miners in growth phase
30:01 – Peak in gold cycle still far off
34:34 – Outro
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