Gold Futures prices have risen, slightly below the historical highest record. Analysts from Deutsche Bank stated that the rise in gold prices is not driven by the usual price factors—such as a strengthening dollar and interest rate expectations—but rather by safe-haven demand during periods of political turmoil. They noted in a report that this particularly reflects the uncertainties surrounding President Trump's policies. Nevertheless, there are signs that the price increase has been exaggerated, and a correction in prices may occur in the coming weeks. Deutsche Bank added that by mid-year, the spot gold price is expected to report at $2,700 per ounce, and by the end of 2025, at $2,650 per ounce.