Find the nominal annual gold return required to keep pace with inflation, or to achieve a chosen real return above inflation.
For a target real return of zero, the result is the nominal annual return that exactly preserves purchasing power under the entered inflation assumption.
The calculator tells you what nominal return would mathematically offset your inflation assumption. It does not predict whether gold will achieve that return.
If inflation is higher than nominal gold growth, the purchasing-power adjusted return can be negative even though the gold price rose in nominal terms.
It is the nominal gold return required to match inflation, or inflation plus a chosen target real return.
The result becomes the nominal return required merely to keep pace with inflation.
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