Kitco
27 Jul 2026, 21:36 UTC · 2h ago
Gold's next $1,000 move is likely higher as Fed hawkishness peaks, says State Street's Doshi
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Kitco
27 Jul 2026, 21:36 UTC · 2h ago
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State Street Asset Management forecasts gold prices to trade between $4,750 and $5,500 an ounce over the next six to nine months. — A price target of $5,500 represents a massive bullish projection for the asset class relative to current $4,000 levels.
+0.80A disappointing nonfarm payrolls report could lead markets to rapidly reprice year-end rate hike expectations lower, potentially pushing gold toward $4,500-$4,750. — Weak labor data acts as a primary catalyst for a pivot in Fed policy, which traditionally triggers a rally in non-yielding assets like gold.
+0.60Global debt has reached a record $353 trillion, increasing demand for gold as a strategic monetary hedge against deficit spending. — Structural long-term debt concerns provide a fundamental floor and diversification incentive for institutional gold holdings.
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Central bank demand remains resilient and Chinese gold imports hit a two-year high in June. — Strong physical demand from sovereign entities offsets the negative pressure of high real yields.
+0.30Gold is expected to consolidate around $4,000 an ounce in the short term as markets await clearer Federal Reserve guidance. — Consolidation implies a neutral price movement and a period of equilibrium until new data emerges.
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