Industry experts predict for 2025: Gold remains strong! Several CSI Commodity Equity Index face immense pressure.
Almost all CSI Commodity Equity Index are likely to face pressure this year!
Major signal in the Gold market! Bloomberg: Wall Street institutions are heavily invested in Gold and Trump will be a bullish catalyst.
24K99 news: The USA Bloomberg reported on Monday (January 6) that after experiencing a brilliant 2024, fund managers see many reasons to remain bullish on Gold.
With "Trump 2.0" approaching, Wall Street is confident that Gold will continue to shine! The reasons are as follows……
① In 2024, Gold skyrocketed by 27%, marking the largest annual increase since 2010, primarily due to central banks making large purchases, the Federal Reserve's monetary easing policy, and geopolitical risks causing market turmoil. ② In 2025, investors expect Gold to remain attractive, as Trump's new term brings uncertainty, potentially driving Gold purchases to hedge against risks.
Wall Street continues to look forward to the Gold bull market: aiming for 3,000 dollars.
After experiencing a glorious year in 2024, Fund managers still see reasons to remain Call.
Gold has suddenly experienced a sharp pullback! FXStreet Senior Analyst: Closing below this level may trigger a significant decline in Gold prices.
#Gold Technical Analysis# 24K99 News On Monday (January 6th), in the Asian market's late trading, spot gold suddenly accelerated its decline, and the gold price just hit a low of $2630.13 per ounce, refreshing the daily low.
Goldman Sachs has changed its mind! It has lowered the Target Price for Gold and no longer expects it to reach 3000 USD by the end of the year.
Goldman Sachs pointed out that the slowdown in the USA's monetary policy easing in 2025 will suppress the demand for Gold ETFs. Therefore, it is expected that the gold price will reach $2910 per ounce by the end of this year, rather than the previously anticipated $3000 per ounce. Goldman Sachs also expects the gold price to reach $3000 per ounce by mid-2026 as the Federal Reserve continues to cut interest rates.