“Long-term investors are now interested in holding gold because rates are lower, At the same time, central banks holdings are probably still going to pile up.” Goldman Sachs Research analyst - Lina Thomas
Gold is forecast to climb higher than previously expected as central banks in emerging markets have ramped up purchases, according to Goldman Sachs Research.
Gold usually trades closely in line with interest rates. As an asset that doesn’t offer any yield, it typically becomes less attractive to investors when interest rates are higher, and it’s usually more desirable when rates fall. While that relationship still holds, central bank purchases have been a powerful force, resetting the level of gold prices higher since 2022, Goldman Sachs Research analyst Lina Thomas writes in her team’s report.
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