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 amplified by currency depreciation; for example, INR terms show higher returns than dollar terms due to INR's depreciation against the dollar.
AI Evaluation Notes
The prediction that gold returns are amplified by currency depreciation, leading to higher returns in INR terms compared to USD terms, appears to be generally holding true. While precise figures require specific calculations, the overall trend of INR depreciation boosting gold returns is evident based on general financial news and trends in the past year.

Prediction Details

Topic
Gold Returns and Currency Depreciation

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