Jp Morgan Maintains Multi Year Bullish Outlook On Gold In 2026 With

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Daily stocks & crypto headlines, free to your inbox By continuing, I agree to the Market Data Terms of Service and Privacy Statement Gold prices surged in 2025 due to trade tensions, central bank and ETF demand. What is the gold price forecast for 2026 and beyond? MAINTAINS MULTI-YEAR BULLISH OUTLOOK ON GOLD IN 2026 WITH CONTINUED ROBUST CENTRAL BANK, INVESTOR DEMAND FORECASTED TO PUSH PRICES TO $5,000/OZ SAYS ACUTE SUPPLY DISRUPTIONS AND DISLOCATED GLOBAL INVENTORY SET THE STAGE FOR COPPER PRICES TO RALLY TOWARDS $12,500/MT IN 1H26

PROJECTS BRENT OIL PRICE TO FALL FURTHER, AVERAGING $58/BBL IN 2026 EXPECTS RALLYING COPPER PRICES TO DRAG ALUMINUM PRICES HIGHER TOWARDS $3,000/MT OVER 1H26 JAKARTA – JPMorgan projects that gold prices will reach an average of USD 5,055 per ounce in the fourth quarter of 2026. In a research note released on Thursday (24/10), the US-based bank maintained its optimistic view on gold, supported by expectations of strong demand from investors and central banks, which are projected to average 566... “Gold remains our most conviction long-term asset this year. We see further upside potential as the market enters the Federal Reserve’s rate-cutting cycle,” said Natasha Kaneva, JPMorgan’s Head of Global Commodities Strategy.

Gregory Shearer, the bank’s Head of Base and Precious Metals Strategy, noted that the bullish outlook is underpinned by a combination of factors, including: Regarding the US dollar’s movement, JP Morgan argued that the current trend is not a result of “de-dollarisation” or dollar weakness, but rather dollar diversification, as overseas holders of US assets begin reallocating a... Suffocating volatility! The euro struggles sideways, a desperate gamble brewing in the market? Unexpectedly mild inflation triggered profit-taking, causing gold prices to fall below $4,350, but the bullish structure remains intact. A historic interest rate hike is imminent!

The Bank of Japan may launch its biggest tightening storm in 30 years. Crude oil trading alert: Geopolitical disturbances are unlikely to change the weak trend; US crude oil is fluctuating at low levels around $56. TURBOFIN TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD Copyright © 2025 FXBus Ltd

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