INCOME TAX5 Sept 2026
Gold price outlook: What lies ahead for the yellow metal? Here's what Goldman Sachs says on bull run prediction | Mint
Gold's rally has paused, not ended, says Goldman Sachs. Uncertainty over US Federal Reserve policy and the US-Iran conflict are weighing on prices. Meanwhile, central banks have doubled their gold buying since the Russia-Ukraine war, absorbing more supply. Goldman sees $4,000 as a solid floor. For investors, they suggest scaling in gradually when prices dip closer to that level, rather than chasing the exact bottom.
Key Statutory Highlights
- Central bank gold purchases have risen from roughly 400-500 tonnes a year before the Russia-Ukraine war to about 1,000-1,100 tonnes now.
- Goldman Sachs says gold's recent weakness is an 'elongated pause' and $4,000 remains a solid floor.
- Asia's gold demand has temporarily weakened as higher energy costs and currency pressures push countries like India to prioritise energy security.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If you're considering gold, don't try to time the bottom. Start building your position gradually on dips, ideally around $4,000 levels, but consult a financial advisor first.
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