Gold Prices Hit 'Bottom': Economist Muhammet Bayram's 12-Month Investment Strategy

Strategic Entry Point for Investors According to economist Muhammet Bayram, current price levels offer a strategic entry point for investors.
Analyzing the impact of global market tensions on gold, Bayram emphasized that U.S.
military movements in the Middle East and potential disruptions at critical transit points like the Strait of Hormuz could trigger market shifts.
Such geopolitical uncertainties are expected to drive investors toward gold and silver, which are traditionally viewed as safe havens during times of crisis.
The Oil Price and Inflation Equation Brent crude oil prices rising above the $70 mark, combined with supply constraints, are leading to upward revisions in global inflation expectations.
Experts predict that the increase in oil prices will trigger cost-push inflation, directly boosting demand for precious metals.
The pressure on the global economy, particularly from energy supply disruptions, reinforces gold's role as a protective asset against economic instability.
A 12-Month Perspective for Investors Offering advice on investment strategies, Bayram suggested a patient approach rather than short-term trading.
Experts agree that a 12-month holding period is reasonable for both gold and the stock market, maintaining that gold will preserve its safe-haven status under the shadow of geopolitical risks.