Kitco
06 Jul 2026, 15:53 UTC · 2h ago
Natixis sticks with $4,600 gold target as central banks prepare to ramp up buying
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Kitco
06 Jul 2026, 15:53 UTC · 2h ago
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Natixis maintains a year-end gold price target of $4,600 per ounce despite recent price corrections. — A high-profile price target from a major financial institution serves as a bullish signal for gold investors.
+0.60Central banks are expected to ramp up gold purchases to rebuild reserves following energy crises and geopolitical disruptions. — Official sector buying provides structural demand and creates higher price floors for the asset.
+0.50Reserve managers are shifting away from U.S. assets due to a perceived loss of U.S. status as a guarantor of international stability. — A fundamental shift in the role of the USD as a reserve currency historically increases the attractiveness of gold.
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Steady demand from China is expected to remain a key pillar in supporting gold price floors. — Consistent demand from the world's largest gold consumer provides a safety net against sharp price drops.
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