Islam Memiş's comment on gold, stating "This week is the most important week," is expected to generate a lot of discussion.

25.11.2025 09:50

Financial analyst İslam Memiş described the current week as "the most important week of 2025" while evaluating gold prices. Memiş stated that the Imralı process, statements regarding the Russia-Ukraine War, and the Pope's visit to Turkey would impact the markets. He noted that he would not make purchases while gold is above $4,000 and silver above $50, and expressed that a calm week is expected in the stock market and foreign exchange.

While the gold market continues to be active, as the year-end approaches, investors are turning their attention to global and local developments. Financial analyst İslam Memiş, who participated in the broadcast on Haber Global on November 24, provided striking messages regarding both the upcoming week and the following years in his assessments of the markets.

"THIS WEEK IS THE MOST IMPORTANT WEEK OF 2025"

Memiş stated that November has passed as calm and optimistic as expected, expressing his positive expectations for December. However, he emphasized that the current week is critically important. Memiş said, "I believe this week is the most important week of 2025," and added, "There are visits to İmralı in the Terror-Free Turkey model. The messages coming from here are very important. The statements of Zelensky and Russia in the Russia-Ukraine War will also be decisive. Will the war continue or end? This week will bring clarity. The Pope's visits to Istanbul, Ankara, and İznik are very important. İznik has the potential to become a pilgrimage center. This week is quite critical."

"I WON'T BUY GOLD ABOVE 4,000 DOLLARS"

Sharing his personal forecast regarding gold and silver prices, Memiş stated that he would prefer not to buy gold above 4,000 dollars per ounce and silver above 50 dollars per ounce.

CALM EXPECTATIONS IN THE STOCK MARKET AND CURRENCY

Pointing out that the week will be short, Memiş mentioned that his positive expectations for the stock market continue. He noted that due to the Thanksgiving holiday in the U.S., Thursday will be a full day and Friday will be a half day, and reminded that the Japanese markets are closed due to Labor Day. Memiş also stated that the euro/dollar parity is stable, concluding his remarks with, "There is no need to be pessimistic. It will be a calm, beautiful week."

In this period where critical developments affecting the gold market are closely monitored, analysts' evaluations are being followed attentively by investors.