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    Gold Prices Could Surge to $4,800 in 2026: What It Means for Investors

    5 months ago

    Gold prices are expected to rise further in 2026, driven by central bank buying, inflation concerns, and global economic uncertainty. Brokerage house Ventura has projected a target range of $4,600–$4,800 per ounce for gold in the coming year.

    Ventura cited factors such as central bank purchases, persistent inflation, widening US deficits, and concerns about the US economy as key drivers. The firm also noted that institutional investors are increasingly seeking gold as an inflation hedge, with retail and speculative participation adding to demand.

    Deutsche Bank recently raised its 2026 gold price forecast to $4,450 per ounce, projecting a trading range of $3,950–$4,950. Morgan Stanley predicted gold could reach $4,500 per ounce by mid-2026, citing strong ETF demand and ongoing central bank purchases.

    Gold has posted nine consecutive quarterly highs, including Q4 2025. Domestic gold prices in India are approximately 15% higher than Dubai prices, influenced by import duties and a weaker rupee.

    Technically, support levels are placed at $4,056–$4,200, while resistance is identified near $4,255–$4,300, with potential upside toward $4,381–$4,441.

     

    Gold’s bullish trend is supported by central bank activity, inflation expectations, and demand from institutional and retail investors.

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