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 influenced by currency depreciation; INR terms show higher returns than dollar terms due to INR's depreciation. Similarly, Pakistani Rupee terms would yield much higher returns due to the rupee's significant depreciation.
AI Evaluation Notes
The prediction states that gold returns in INR would be higher than in dollar terms due to INR depreciation. Also, Pakistani Rupee terms would yield much higher returns due to the rupee's significant depreciation. Based on available data, currencies have depreciated in value, causing gold to yield higher returns in those markets.

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Topic
Gold Returns and Currency Depreciation

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