Goldman Sachs’s latest advice rings clear: invest in gold, even as its price nears historical peaks. In a recent report, the financial powerhouse projected that gold could climb to $2,700 by 2025. Their confidence stems from the metal’s resilience and its appeal as a short-term investment. The current scenario echoes the beginnings of gold’s rally, […]
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