Takatsuki Takaaki 「Weekly Gold Market Outlook」 April 14, 2025 issue

The President and Representative Director of Investment Daily News, and a master of cycle analysis,

Kazutaka Kabutomaki writes a weekly report on the outlook for the gold market.

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Last week, the New York gold price for the June contract closed at $3,244.60, up $209.20 from the previous week, reaching an all-time high. Needless to say, uncertainty from Trump’s tariffs has been fueling demand for gold. However, on April 9, President Trump suddenly announced a plan to suspend reciprocal tariffs with countries other than China for 90 days. Perhaps due to that influence, equities, which had fallen the day before, rebounded sharply on the 9th, and gold rose as well. The Trump shock threw the global markets into chaos, and Trump himself was likely rattled by the rapid stock decline. It is deplorable that world leaders can change course so easily and toy with world markets with their words. Investors cannot keep up. It is no longer possible to analyze markets with sound theories.

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【Kazutaka Kabutomaki - Profile】

Graduated from Kwansei Gakuin University, Faculty of Economics. In 1995, partnered with the world-renowned American market analyst Raymond Meriman to publish the domestic first market cycle and astrology report. Known for cycle and astrology-based market analysis. President and Representative Director of Investment Daily News Co., Ltd.; President of Investment Daily News Publishing Co., Ltd.; member of the Japanese Technical Analysts Association; editor-in-chief of 'Investment Daily News α'.

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