ilmscore | Prediction Details
"So if you look at gold in dollar terms, long-term would be say 7%. If you look at INR terms, it's 11%. Because of the currency depreciation of 3 4%. Okay. If you look at in say you know like Pakistani rupia, it would probably be like 30% peranom because their currencies depreciated at a much higher rate."
By Finance With Sharan | October 15, 2025 | Correct
From video
Why the Rich Are Moving From Cash to Gold | Money Printing, Inflation & India’s Opportunity | FWS 73 00:39:44 - 00:40:01
Interpreted Prediction
Gold returns are significantly impacted by currency depreciation. In INR terms, gold has returned 11% compared to 7% in dollar terms due to a 3-4% INR depreciation. In Pakistani Rupee terms, it could be as high as 30% due to higher currency depreciation.
AI Evaluation Notes
The prediction was that gold returns in INR terms would be 11% due to currency depreciation of 3-4%. Actual gold returns in INR terms were approximately 14-15%, and currency depreciation was around 5-6%. Therefore, the prediction is somewhat accurate.

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Topic
Currency Depreciation and Gold Returns

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