View: Source Gold prices surged to fresh record highs Tuesday morning on safe-haven buying amid escalating US-Venezuela tensions, and somewhat fading possibility of any quick end to the Russia-Ukraine war. A weak dollar contributed as well to the yellow metal’s rise. Investors are also digesting the latest batch of U.S. economic data, including the third-quarter GDP report, and the durable goods …
Continue ReadingView: Source Goldman Sachs holds a bullish outlook, forecasting gold will reach approximately $4,900 per ounce by December 2026. Gold shattered records on December 22, 2025, breaking through $4,400 per ounce for the first time in history. This milestone caps an extraordinary year with prices surging 68%—the strongest annual performance since the late 1970s. But what’s driving this rally, and where is gold headed …
Continue ReadingView: Source Gold has made its biggest jump since the 1979 oil crisis in 2025 — with prices doubling in the last two years — a performance which might previously have meant forecasts of a big correction. Yet a growing investor pool and factors ranging from U.S. policy to war in Ukraine mean analysts at JP Morgan, Bank of America and …
Continue ReadingView: Source Gold has spent weeks consolidating in the $4,200 to $4,300 range, but Bank of America views it as more of a breather than a ceiling. Clearly, gold’s 2025 run has been insane. The shiny yellow metal started the year near $2,630/oz, and is currently trading at $4,282/oz, leaving it up roughly 63% year-to-date, its best performance since the late 1970s. That …
Continue ReadingView: Source Gold prices could surge as much as 20% in the coming year, top forecasters say. Wall Street sees tailwinds like central bank buying and Fed rate cuts boosting bullion’s value. Sustained demand from private investors also adds to gold’s bull case. Gold’s (GC=F) hot streak that boosted the metal to records could push on through 2026. That’s according to forecasters on Wall Street, …
Continue ReadingView: Source Gold’s recent strength has been powered largely by hedge funds and retail investors, whose inflows have far exceeded official-sector demand. While central bank buying still provides a price floor, it is unlikely to fuel another surge without continued support from private investors, TDS’ Senior Commodity Strategist Daniel Ghali notes. Gold holds firm as fund inflows dominate “Hedge funds and …
Continue ReadingView: Source ING has released its latest set of commodities projections through to the end of 2026, with analysts highlighting gold and copper as the clear outperformers while Crude oil and natural gas continue to face pressure from abundant supply. Gold Price Forecast: Elevated through mid-2026 before a slight year-end cooling ING expects gold prices to hold near USD 4,000/oz in …
Continue ReadingView: Source Gold isn’t trading like a commodity anymore. It’s trading like a confession — the closest thing markets have to a whispered admission that the old reserve architecture is buckling under the weight of a new geopolitical cycle. And the FT just confirmed the part everyone suspected but couldn’t publicly say: China isn’t buying a little more gold than it reports …
Continue ReadingView: Source China has announced the discovery of the largest gold deposit found in the country since 1949, with an estimated 1,444 tonnes of reserves in Liaoning province. The find, completed in just 15 months, comes as gold prices hit record highs. China’s Ministry of Natural Resources confirmed the discovery of the Dadonggou deposit on Friday. This is the largest single …
Continue ReadingView: Source Gold rises above $4,200 as weak US data and central bank buying bolster demand. Gold prices climbed on Thursday, extending a week-long rally as investors continued to hedge against uncertainty over the US economy, even after lawmakers moved to end the government shutdown. Spot gold was trading at $4,234.63 an ounce by 09:25 GMT. The yellow metal has seen …
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