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ECONOMY26.07.2026

Turkish Expert Forecasts Sharp Gold Price Growth: Gram Gold May Reach Over 8,000 TL

The renowned gold and money market expert İslam Memiş has announced an expectation of a new wave of increases in gold prices.

Following a period of short-term fluctuations, Memiş predicts that the price of an ounce of gold will exceed 4,500 US dollars and that gram gold will pass 8,000 Turkish Lira.

These forecasts are set for the final quarter of the year, suggesting a significant development for Turkish investors and households.

For Turkey, the trend in the price of gram gold is of great importance.

Gram gold, which is traded in Turkish Lira, is a popular form of investment for many Turks, serving both as a hedge against inflation and as a way to preserve purchasing power.

A price exceeding 8,000 TL per gram of gold would represent a new record and could influence everything from consumer confidence to investment strategies within the broader economy. Memiş' analysis points out that the expected price increase will come after initial fluctuations, which may indicate that the market will first experience a certain level of volatility before the new upward phase takes hold.

This dynamic is crucial for investors who are closely monitoring timing to make adjustments to their portfolios.

The forecast for an ounce of gold exceeding 4,500 dollars underscores a broader international trend that will also be reflected in Turkey, given that global gold prices directly influence local prices.

The combination of global and local factors contributes to the expected record for gram gold in Turkish Lira.

These expectations have major implications for Turkish households and businesses, particularly those who have invested in gold as a safe haven.

Such price growth could strengthen the wealth of gold investors, but may also reflect underlying concerns regarding inflation and currency fluctuations in Turkey, making gold a more attractive alternative during unstable economic times. Source: Haberglobal

Source: Haberglobal

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