- XAU/USD nears record highs, Goldman Sachs sees $3,100 target.
- The investment bank projects a 9% upside as central bank demand surges.
- Trump’s tariff policies fuel market jitters, boosting Gold’s appeal.
- Fed officials remain cautious on inflation, FOMC Minutes in focus this week.
Gold price surged more than 1% on Tuesday due to safe-haven demand amid uncertainty over controversial trade policies proposed by US President Donald Trump. The XAU/USD trades at $2,933 after bouncing off daily lows of $2,892.
The financial markets remain rattled following last week’s US Trump imposition of tariffs on steel and aluminum imports and plans for applying reciprocal duties. Therefore, Bullion prices remain poised to challenge record highs after hitting $2,942 on February 11.
Goldman Sachs upward revised XAU/USD price to $3,100 by year’s end as the investment bank said “structurally higher” central bank demand will add 9% to the price of the non-yielding metal.
After Trump’s victory on November 6, Gold dipped to $2,534 before rallying over 15.90% due to haven and global central bank buying. The World Gold Council (WGC) revealed that central banks purchased more than 54% YoY to 333 tonnes following Trump’s victory, according to its data.
Gold traders should be warned that Federal Reserve (Fed) officials turned slightly skeptical about getting the job done on inflation after the Consumer Price Index (CPI) had risen for five straight months. San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly said, “Policy needs to remain restrictive until…I see that we are really continuing to make progress on inflation.” […]
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