The predictions attributed to the late Bulgarian mystic Baba Vanga have once again captured global attention, sparking intense debate across financial and investment circles. So far, the known for forecasts that believers claim have materialized decades later, Baba Vanga is now being discussed in connection with recent volatility in precious metal markets.
The world was expected to face a severe financial crisis marked by a sharp decline in the value of paper currency. She warned, people would turn toward tangible assets such as gold, silver, and copper as safer stores of value.
These claims have resurfaced following renewed discussion of a prediction linked to June 2026, prompting a noticeable shift in investor behavior. In this sense, market activity appears to reflect this growing interest. Prices of gold and silver have surged sharply, drawing attention from both seasoned investors and ordinary savers.
Many have begun reallocating their savings toward precious metals, viewing them as a hedge against economic uncertainty. In this regard, market data indicates that gold prices on the MCX briefly touched 180,000 rupees per 10 grams, marking an increase of nearly 70 percent over the past year.
Silver also witnessed an extraordinary rise, climbing to approximately 400,000 rupees per kilogram and delivering returns exceeding 160 percent within the same period. Such figures have intensified discussions around the role of speculative sentiment and long-term investment strategy.
However, the momentum did not remain uninterrupted. After January 30, prices of both gold and silver experienced a sudden and sharp decline within a single day. This downward trend continued for nearly three days, triggering concern among investors who had entered the market at peak levels.
