Baba Vanga’s 2026 Prediction: Gold, Silver, Copper to Dominate Amid Global Financial Turmoil

Baba Vanga’s prophecy of a global financial crisis in 2026 has reignited interest in precious metals. Gold is projected to rise by 25–40%, potentially hitting record highs above ₹2.4 lakh per 10 grams. Silver has already touched historic peaks, while copper is expected to strengthen as a safe-haven asset. Experts highlight strong central bank buying and ETF inflows as key drivers, reinforcing the role of precious metals in uncertain times.

Feb 4, 2026 0 41

Baba Vanga’s 2026 Prediction: Gold, Silver, Copper to Dominate Amid Global Financial Turmoil

Bulgarian mystic Baba Vanga had foretold a worldwide financial crisis in 2026, warning of severe cash shortages and instability in global monetary systems. According to her prophecy, gold, silver, and copper would emerge as critical safe-haven assets during this period.

Interestingly, Vanga had earlier predicted gold losing its value, yet her forecasts are often linked to major events such as the Chernobyl disaster.

Gold Price Outlook

Speculation suggests gold prices could surge 25–40%, potentially reaching between ₹2.11 lakh and ₹2.43 lakh per 10 grams, marking historic highs.

Current MCX gold trades around ₹1.69 lakh per 10g, up 50% since 2025.
Central banks remain strong buyers, with India alone purchasing over 100 tonnes annually.
ETF inflows are expected to push gold prices to ₹1.62–1.82 lakh per 10g by Diwali 2026.

Silver Market Trends

Silver currently trades near ₹1.25 lakh per kg, with recent rallies pushing prices to record levels.

Last week, silver surged nearly 9%, touching ₹4,20,048 per kg before settling at ₹3,99,893 per kg.
Analysts note silver’s performance aligns with Vanga’s predictions of its growing importance in global markets.

Copper and Other Metals

Copper, alongside gold and silver, is expected to gain traction as investors seek tangible assets during financial instability. Rising industrial demand and limited supply could further support copper’s role as a hedge.