Seth Nelson-Levy is Precious Metals Analyst at Solomon Global, where he applies over two decades of capital markets experience to the study of gold, silver, and other commodities. Seth employs a wide range of tools—including chart patterns, moving averages, and momentum indicators—to interpret market trends with precision and pairs this with a deep understanding of the macroeconomic forces that drive commodity cycles; connecting technical signals with the broader economic and geopolitical landscape.
Seth holds degrees from Northeastern University, the University of Chicago, and Columbia University, and has a professional background spanning international finance, trade, and economics.
The US Dollar Index Weakens More Than 10% Since Trump – Gold at $4084 by End of 2025
Since Donald Trump took office, gold has surged more than 21%. It is likely able to make a further 21% run in the same timeframe. That’s $4084 by the end of the year. Economic damage to the US colossus in the form of inflation, higher borrowing costs, weakness on the wage and employment fronts, is likely to cause gold to continue to rise with the uncertainty of self-induced economic bedlam.”