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Baba Vanga Gold Prediction: Many predictions of Bulgaria’s blind prophet Baba Venga have proved true. He had made many big predictions regarding events like 9/11 terrorist attacks in America, earthquake in Myanmar in 2025, date of death of Princess Diana, which have proved true. Since the price of gold has reached a record all-time high in the recent past and its price is suddenly falling, people are worried about investing in it. In such a situation, Baba Venga’s predictions regarding gold can prove to be useful for you. Today we are going to give you this information through this news.
What is Baba’s prediction regarding gold?
Gold has long been considered the basis of security, but recent fluctuations in its price have put people in tension. Recently, the price of gold on Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX) touched the level of Rs 1 lakh per 10 grams. This created panic among investors. Now the question is whether gold prices will increase or decrease in the year 2026?
How much will be the price of 10 grams?
Experts believe that due to various geopolitical developments across the world, gold prices are continuously going up and down. Its demand is also increasing amid uncertainties like tariff and trade war. According to Baba Venga’s prediction, the world is gradually moving towards a cash crisis in the coming times. Baba Venga has predicted a ‘crash-crunch’ situation in the coming times, that is, there may be a huge shortage of cash. History has witnessed that in such bad times, gold prices skyrocket.
Lack of liquidity will affect the financial system of the country. Generally, gold becomes expensive during recession. Even during previous global crises, gold prices have increased by 20%-50%. If there is any crisis in 2026, then according to experts, gold prices may rise by 25%-40%. With this, by Diwali next year, the price of gold per 10 grams in India will be between Rs 1,62,500 to Rs 1,82,000, which will be another new record in itself.
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