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Gold prices remained strong on Wednesday, trading at $3,128.62 an ounce after reaching a record high of $3,148.88 on Tuesday. Investors are cautiously waiting for President Trump’s tariff announcement scheduled for 2000 GMT, which he has promoted as “Liberation Day.” These proposed tariffs on multiple countries could potentially slow economic growth and escalate trade disputes.
The precious metal has become a favored investment amid economic and geopolitical uncertainties, with prices now over $400 higher than when Trump took office in January. UBS forecasts gold could reach $3,200 per ounce, with potential to hit $3,500 if economic slowdown accelerates. This comes as U.S. manufacturing contracted in March, and markets await key employment data later this week for hints on the Federal Reserve’s policy direction. Analysts suggest gold could surge further if Trump’s tariff plans prompt markets to prepare for stagflation or recession.
