山东招金梁永慧：黄金牛市没有结束，预计年底前将是一个震荡行情，长期应该是持续的稳步上涨

Core Viewpoint - The long-term bull market for gold is not over, but a correction is expected in the short to medium term due to rapid price increases in 2025, leading to a forecast of a volatile market until the end of the year, followed by steady long-term growth [2][12]. Long-term Factors - Gold prices are influenced by long-term factors such as currency devaluation, global debt, and geopolitical issues, which are expected to have a lasting impact [7][8]. - The trend of de-dollarization is ongoing, with many countries increasing their gold reserves to support their currencies, which is likely to continue for over three years [8][12]. - Global debt and credit are expanding, particularly U.S. debt, with some countries selling U.S. bonds to buy gold, providing long-term support for gold prices [8][12]. - Historical inflation trends suggest that inflation may rise significantly after 2025, potentially leading to a substantial increase in gold prices [9][12]. - The global economy is entering a recession, which is expected to last for over a decade, further supporting gold as a safe-haven asset [9][10]. Medium-term Factors - The ongoing divergence in global monetary policies is expected to maintain a loose monetary environment, providing support for gold prices over the next three years [10][12]. - The uncertainty surrounding global economic recovery and the current economic cycle suggests that demand for gold as a safe asset will continue to rise [10][12]. Short-term Factors - The probability of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve is decreasing, which has led to a recent decline in gold prices, but the overall outlook remains bullish for the end of the year [10][12]. - Ongoing trade negotiations, particularly between the U.S. and China, have created short-term pressures on gold prices [11][12]. - Recent price movements indicate that gold is currently experiencing a downward adjustment, with key support levels identified at $3,900 and $3,520 [11][12]. Investment Recommendations - Investors and the general public are advised to consider allocating 5% to 30% of their asset portfolio to physical gold or gold ETFs, reflecting a long-term optimistic view on gold [6][13].