15.10.2025 12:38
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon stated that gold has become attractive again due to global economic uncertainties and that prices could rise to as high as $10,000. "We are in a period where everything is expensive," said Dimon, emphasizing that investors need to be more cautious in managing risks.
Global market uncertainties are reshaping investor behavior. JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon stated that gold has regained its appeal, expressing that investing in gold in the current economic environment is a "semi-rational choice."
IT COULD RISE TO $10,000
Dimon, who said, "I am not a gold investor because holding gold has an annual cost of about 4%," nevertheless mentioned that during times of high geopolitical and financial risks, gold prices could rise to as much as $10,000.
"EVERYTHING IS EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE"
Pointing out that asset prices in global markets are overvalued, Dimon warned investors, stating, "When you look at valuations, we are in a period where almost everything is expensive. This requires investors to be more cautious in risk management."
SIGNAL OF A LONG-TERM SAFE HAVEN
According to financial experts, Dimon's statements indicate that even major banks are beginning to see gold as a serious asset class again. This situation is interpreted as a strong signal that a long-term safe haven trend may begin in the markets.