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The rise of gold to $5,000 is supported by forecasts from major financial institutions.
Goldman Sachs reports that 70% of institutional investors expect gold prices to exceed $5,000 by 2026.
🌟 Reasons why gold could reach $5,000:
Analysts at major banks such as Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, and JP Morgan see a number of powerful factors pushing the price of gold upward:
Geopolitical and Macroeconomic Uncertainty: The more tension grows in the world (trade wars, military conflicts, financial instability), the higher the demand for gold as a traditional and most reliable safe-haven asset.
Dedollarization and Central Bank Demand: This is a key factor. Central banks in developing countries (particularly China and others) are actively increasing their gold reserves to reduce their dependence on the US dollar. This structural demand is constant and very strong.
Political Risks in the US: Goldman Sachs analysts directly indicate that the price could approach $5,000 if political pressure undermines the independence of the Federal Reserve System (Fed).
The loss of Fed independence could lead to:
Rising inflation.
A weaker dollar.
Capital outflows from US Treasury bonds into gold.
Inflation hedge: Gold is traditionally used as a hedge against inflation and as a store of value that does not depend on institutional trust.