Why Gold Went Hot Yesterday & What May Happen Next Week
By Md Golam Rabbani
On 22 August 2025, gold prices went up fast — almost 1%, reaching $3,372 per ounce, the highest in almost two weeks. Here’s why:
U.S. Federal Reserve Chief Jerome Powell spoke at Jackson Hole. He hinted the Fed might slow down strict policies. Investors saw this as a positive sign, and gold went up.
When markets feel risky, people look for safe places to keep their money. Gold is always a trusted option. So, more people bought gold, pushing prices higher.
Big banks like RBC Capital say gold could reach $3,800+ next year. When experts are bullish, investors feel confident to buy more.
Gold mining stocks like Newmont and Barrick also went up, attracting more investment into gold.
For 25–29 August 2025, gold may stay strong but could move up and down a bit.
Price Range: $3,340 – $3,405 per ounce
Bullish Case: If the Fed hints at a rate cut, gold could go above $3,400
Support Level: $3,300 is a key support; if it falls below, prices may drop
Technical View: Gold broke through $3,378, showing upward momentum
Fed may ease interest rates
More money flowing into gold ETFs
Global uncertainty makes gold a safe option
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