After the gold price exceeded 3500 dollars .. Does it reaches 4000 dollars in 2026?
JB Morgan: $ 4000 in 2026
In light of this remarkable rise, JP Morgan expected that gold prices will continue to rise, bypassing the $ 4000 barrier an ounce next year. The bank attributed these expectations to the increasing chances of stagnation, and the continued trade tensions between the United States and China, in addition to the escalation of the impact of American customs duties.
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The expected average at the end of 2025
The bank suggests that the average price of gold is about 3675 dollars an ounce in the fourth quarter of 2025, to exceed 4000 dollars during the second quarter of 2026, with possibilities for the acceleration of this rise if the demand exceeded expectations.
The strong demand for gold leads the scene
“GB Morgan” explained that the continuation of the strong demand from investors and central banks on gold, at a rate of approximately 710 net tons every quarter of years, supports his optimistic expectations about high prices.
Goldman Sachs will raise his forecast for gold
In turn, the Bank of Goldman Sachs raised its estimates of the price of gold by the end of 2025 from 3300 dollars to 3700 dollars an ounce, noting that the prices may approach the level of $ 4,500 if the current economic fluctuations continue.
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Gold excels over the rest of the assets
Gold prices recorded about 32% since the beginning of 2025, superior to most other asset categories, in light of the investors ’tendency to stay away from the shares affected by the escalation of the trade war.
Gold is a last haven
In light of the wave of selling American bonds and the increasing financial pressure on Washington, the analysts of the “Geofrez” group believe that gold has become “the only true remaining remaining reserve” for investors looking for safety.
Market confidence is declining
For her part, Liege Lee, an analyst at the Calashesh Endex Service Company, said that the sharp rise in gold prices this year reflects the decline in markets in the American economy to its lowest levels in years.
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