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Gold price needs a dovish Fed or renewed debasement fears
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Gold price needs a dovish Fed or renewed debasement fears to reverse its downtrend – Bank of America

Investment demand in gold-backed exchange-traded funds has been resilient in the face of persistent inflation, higher bond yields and a stronger U.S. dollar; however, one bank remains cautious on the precious metal as physical demand remains weak, particularly in key global markets. (Kitco Global Index shows how much of today’s gold move is the dollar…

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UBS Forecasts Gold at US$5,200 by June 2027
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UBS Forecasts Gold at US$5,200 by June 2027 as ETF Buyers Hold Firm

Gold’s recent pullback may be a temporary setback rather than a change in the long term trend, with UBS forecasting US$5,200 an ounce by June 2027. While higher US interest rates and a stronger US dollar continue to pressure prices, persistent ETF inflows, central bank purchases and growing government debt concerns are providing underlying support.

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Gold gains ground as central banks retreat from dollar assets
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Gold gains ground as central banks retreat from dollar assets and inflation undermines bonds – Sprott’s Zhu

Gold’s ability to maintain its trading range and attract fresh ETF inflows despite soaring bond yields suggests its next move could be to the upside, while central banks’ shift away from dollar assets continues to bolster the longer-term bullish outlook, according to Kenny Zhu, Director of Research and Investment Strategy at Sprott.

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