Gold back to $5,400? Here’s why Goldman Sachs still sees bullish potential ahead - FXStreet

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Goldman Sachs Gold Price Forecast: Near-Term Downside Risk But $5,400 Target Intact - Exchange Rates UK

The desk views Goldman Sachs' recent commentary as indicative of a cautious outlook on gold prices, suggesting near-term downside risks while maintaining a bullish long-term target of $5,400. Per the full note from Exchange Rates UK, Goldman highlights potential headwinds stemming from macroeconomic factors and market positioning that could pressure gold in the short run. Despite these risks, the overarching target remains intact, reflecting confidence in gold's long-term value amidst ongoing inflationary pressures and geopolitical uncertainties.

Gold Price Forecast: Goldman Targets $5,400, Stays Bullish Into 2026 - Exchange Rates UK

Goldman Sachs raised its gold price forecast to $5,400 per ounce and maintains a bullish outlook into 2026, citing sustained central bank buying and geopolitical uncertainty. This view underpins a structural bid for gold, which may spill over into FX through risk sentiment and real yield dynamics.