I've noticed that lately there is increasing talk among analysts about gold forecasts for 2030. Robert Kiyosaki continues to be very optimistic, even talking about $30,000 by 2035, which is quite aggressive. But he's not alone—several experts are looking at current fundamentals: ongoing central bank purchases, persistent inflation, and geopolitical tensions are pushing in a different direction.

Regarding the specific gold forecasts for 2030, the numbers vary quite a bit. Some, like InvestingHaven and StoneX Bullion, are more conservative and see a maximum of $5,150. Others, including an executive from Wheaton Precious Metals, believe we could reach $10,000 by the end of the decade. Yardeni shares this view, although he admits it would require a runaway inflation scenario. The Incrementum report is in the middle, projecting a range between $4,800 and $8,900 depending on how inflation evolves.

Overall sentiment remains decidedly bullish. Personally, I am following this dynamic with interest—fundamentals seem to support at least a constructive outlook over the medium to long term.