Baba Vanga's big prediction about gold, know whether the price will decrease in 2026 or will it rise?

Baba Vanga Gold Prediction: The price of gold on MCX touched Rs 1 lakh per 10 grams. This created panic among investors. Now the question is whether gold prices will rise or fall in 2026?

 

 

 

 

Baba Vanga Gold Prediction: Many of the predictions made by the blind Bulgarian prophetess, Baba Vanga, have come true. She made significant predictions about events like the 9/11 terrorist attacks in America, the 2025 earthquake in Myanmar, and the date of Princess Diana's death, all of which have come true. In recent times, the price of gold has reached record highs and then suddenly plummeted, leaving people worried about investing in it. In such a situation, Baba Vanga's predictions about gold could prove useful. We are going to inform you about this through the news. 

What is Baba's prediction regarding gold?

Gold has long been considered a safe haven, but recent fluctuations in its price have caused concern. Recently, the price of gold on the Multi-Commodity Exchange of India (MCX) touched Rs 1 lakh per 10 grams, causing panic among investors. Now the question is: will gold prices rise or fall in 2026?

 

How much will 10 grams cost? 

Experts believe that gold prices are constantly fluctuating due to geopolitical developments around the world. Its demand is also increasing amid uncertainties such as tariffs and trade wars. According to Baba Vanga's prediction, the world is slowly moving towards a cash crisis in the near future. Baba Vanga has predicted a "crash-crunch" situation, meaning a severe cash shortage. During such difficult times, gold prices skyrocket. 

 

The liquidity crunch will impact the country's financial system. Gold typically becomes more expensive during recessions. During past global crises, gold prices have risen by 20% to 50%. If a crisis occurs in 2026, experts predict a 25% to 40% increase in gold prices. This could push the price of gold per 10 grams in India to between ₹162,500 and ₹182,000 by Diwali next year, which would be another record.