01.06.2026 15:41
Gold experts, stating that a conscious "war uncertainty" and manipulation environment has been created in global markets, emphasized that the long-term upward trend continues. Analysts, noting that an ounce of gold is at $4,500 levels, claimed that the gram price of gold in Turkey could rise above 8,000 lira in August.
In a period where major companies continuously revise their reports and a deliberate "war uncertainty" and manipulation environment is being created in global markets, gold experts have come up with an analysis that breaks the mold. Stating that central banks' physical gold purchases and high inflation worldwide will continue to support the long-term upward trend, experts gave a striking date and figure for domestic market investors.
ONS GOLD TARGETS $4,800, GRAM GOLD GETS DOUBLE SUPPORT
Noting that the ounce gold side is currently at the $4,500 level, experts predict that a volatile course in the $4,400 - $4,800 range may dominate in the short term. Reminding that gram gold has always followed ounce gold so far, analysts stated that the tide will turn in the second half of the year and shared the following remarkable forecast: "So far, gram gold has always followed ounce gold. However, in the second half of the year, the dollar will also support this. In July and August, especially in August, we may see gram gold settling above the 8,000 lira level again."
GOLD MARKET IN TURKEY TURNED UPSIDE DOWN
Drawing attention to the very interesting and unprecedented developments in Turkey's gold market in recent months, experts revealed the radical turnaround in labor prices in the market with data:
- March Table: The most expensive gold compared to the world was in Turkey. Exorbitant labor costs reaching +$12,500 per kilogram were observed.
- May Table: Turkey became the cheapest gold market in the world, with labor costs recorded at minus $247.
"THOSE WHO PATIENT WILL WIN, FOCUS ON THE LONG TERM"
Stating that investors are undergoing a psychological test in the face of these sharp fluctuations in the markets, experts emphasized that there is no need to panic. Giving strategic advice to investors, analysts said, "We are facing an investor portfolio that has a test in terms of patience. You will be patient and focus on the long-term strategy," conveying the message that long-term positions should be maintained.
* THIS IS NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE