Odaily Planet Daily News: Goldman Sachs predicts that gold prices will gradually rise, reaching $5,400 per ounce by the end of 2026, with diversified allocations providing upward potential. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs expects central bank gold purchases to accelerate again in 2026 at the same pace seen in 2025. Its core view is that central bank demand combined with increased holdings by private investors (mainly in response to Federal Reserve rate cuts) will support steady gold price growth. Goldman Sachs points out that if private sector diversification measures (especially bullish options structures) increase, the market will face significant upside risk. Additionally, while the medium-term trend remains upward, there may be considerable volatility. (Jin10)
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Goldman Sachs: Gold prices will gradually climb to $5,400 by the end of the year
Odaily Planet Daily News: Goldman Sachs predicts that gold prices will gradually rise, reaching $5,400 per ounce by the end of 2026, with diversified allocations providing upward potential. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs expects central bank gold purchases to accelerate again in 2026 at the same pace seen in 2025. Its core view is that central bank demand combined with increased holdings by private investors (mainly in response to Federal Reserve rate cuts) will support steady gold price growth. Goldman Sachs points out that if private sector diversification measures (especially bullish options structures) increase, the market will face significant upside risk. Additionally, while the medium-term trend remains upward, there may be considerable volatility. (Jin10)