Baba Vanga has predicted that gold prices could hit a new record in 2026. If her prediction is correct, prices could rise by 25 to 40 percent.
Baba Vanga's 2026 gold prediction: Gold prices have seen a rise in both domestic and international markets over the past few days. Although the Indian domestic market has seen some decline since Diwali, this is still small compared to the rising prices. With 2025 not long away, everyone is focused on the possible fluctuations in gold prices in 2026.
Meanwhile, Bulgarian mystic Baba Vanga has predicted that a major global upheaval in 2026 will lead to a massive surge in gold prices. A market recession will lead to a record surge in gold prices.
What is Baba Vanga's prediction?
Bulgarian mystic Baba Vanga has predicted a massive surge in gold prices in 2026. According to her, global markets could experience turmoil, potentially leading to a recession. If Baba Vanga's prediction comes true and a major global crisis occurs, gold prices could reach new records.
Market experts believe that, if this happens, gold prices could see a 25 to 40 percent increase. This means that next Diwali, gold prices could range between ₹162,500 and ₹182,000, potentially setting a new record for gold.
The gold situation in the domestic futures market
Gold futures with a December 5th expiry date on the Multi-Commodity Exchange (MCX) opened at ₹1,23,587 per 10 grams on Monday, October 24th. However, they declined at the end of the trading day, closing at ₹1,23,451. On Friday, gold had reached a high of ₹1,24,239 on the MCX.
Additionally, gold prices reached a low of ₹1,21,400. Before Diwali, gold prices saw a significant surge, reaching ₹1,30,000. However, the yellow metal's prices have been declining for some time now.
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