Takaki Kamataki?鏑木 高明 『週刊 金相場展望』 2026年5月11日号
Kaburiaki Takashi, president and representative director of Investment Daily News, a pioneer in astrology-based market analysis and the leading figure in financial cycle analysis, writes a weekly report on the outlook for gold prices.
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Last week, New York gold (near term) closed at $4,730.7, up $86.2 from the previous week. The prior week closed down $96.4 at $4,644.5, and the lowest price in these two weeks was $4,510.1 reached last week.
Iranian tension has shown little reaction as material, and since reaching an all-time high at the end of January this year, a correction has continued.
However, the U.S. dollar index began to rise gradually after hitting a low at the end of January, and following the outbreak of the Iran conflict in late February, demand for dollar in times of crisis surged, pushing the index from the 95 range to 100.64 by the end of March.
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【Takashi Kaburiaki Profile】
Graduated from Kansai Gakuin University, Faculty of Economics. In 1995, partnered with the globally renowned U.S. market analyst Raymond Merriman to publish Japan’s first market cycle and astrology reports. He is renowned for cycle- and astrology-based market analysis. Representative Director of Investment Daily News Co., Ltd., Representative Director of Investment Daily News Publishing Co., Ltd., member of the Japanese Technical Analysts Association, and editor-in-chief of “Investment Daily α.”
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