US Customs Ruling and Geopolitical Risks Push Gold to Peak: 8,000 Lira Forecast for Gram Gold

Search for Safe Haven in Global Markets The US Supreme Court's ruling that additional customs tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump were unlawful has triggered a significant wave of uncertainty in global markets.
This development, coupled with geopolitical tensions involving Iran, has led investors to seek refuge in gold, traditionally viewed as a safe haven.
In recent transactions, quarter gold is trading at 12,408 lira, while Republic gold has reached 49,222 lira.
Industry representatives predict that gram gold could test the 8,000 lira level in the short term and gradually reach new peaks in the medium term.
Geopolitical Risks and Central Bank Strategies Investment experts emphasize that not only trade wars but also the US military buildup regarding Iran are influencing prices.
While market uncertainty creates growth opportunities for gold, international banks may revise their year-end forecasts.
The tendency of China and other Asian central banks to maintain strong gold reserves and their purchase-oriented movements weaken the possibility of a price drop.