According to Jinshi, analysts have given a variety of answers to the current surge in gold prices: if the Federal Reserve chooses to cut interest rates in June or July, this may be an important driving factor for gold; central banks of various countries increase their holdings of gold as a reserve asset; global geopolitical risks and unpredictable macroeconomic prospects. David Rosenberg, an American economist and president of Rosenberg Research, believes: "Gold and silver are not naturally currencies, but currencies are naturally gold and silver. As the most special commodity, gold not only has financial attributes and safe-haven attributes, but also commodity attributes. The rise in gold has not yet ended, and this momentum may push the price of gold to $3,000 before the next business cycle changes."