Goldman Sachs Survey Shows Majority of Institutional Investors Expect Gold to Hit New Highs by 2026

A Goldman poll shows most institutional investors expect gold to set new records by 2026, driven by central bank buying, fiscal risks and a multi-year bull trend.

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Goldman Sachs Survey Shows Majority of Institutional Investors Expect Gold to Hit New Highs by 2026

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Goldman Sachs Survey Shows Majority of Institutional Investors Expect Gold to Hit New Highs by 2026
A Goldman poll shows most institutional investors expect gold to set new records by 2026, driven by central bank buying, fiscal risks and a multi-year bull trend.
Gold prices are projected to climb further in 2026, with nearly 70% of global institutional investors expecting additional gains, according to a new Goldman Sachs poll. The largest share of respondents 36% believe gold could surpass $5,000 per ounce by the end of 2026, while another third anticipate levels between $4,500 and $5,000. Only a small minority foresee any meaningful correction. With year to date gains of 61% and multiple record highs driven by heavy central bank buying and expectations of rate cuts, gold remains one of the world’s strongest assets. 
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