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HEADLINES

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J.P. Morgan raises gold target to $6,300 for 2026 on central bank demand

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Gold fell 9.8% on Jan 30 – the biggest single-day drop since 1983

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Central banks bought 863 tonnes in 2025, expect 800t more in 2026

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TODAY'S HEADLINES

Market Update
3 min

J.P. Morgan Raises Gold Target to $6,300 for 2026

J.P. Morgan significantly raised its year-end 2026 gold forecast, citing sustained central bank buying of 800+ tonnes expected this year. Meanwhile, gold experienced its sharpest one-day drop since 1983 (-9.8%) on January 30th.

Key Takeaways

  • Central banks bought 863 tonnes in 2025, 800t expected in 2026
  • Gold fell 9.8% on Jan 30 - biggest daily drop since 1983
  • CME margin hikes added to recent selling pressure
Feb 5β€’ Kitco News
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Bank Forecasts
4 min

Bank Forecasts: Where Will Gold End 2026?

Major banks are split on gold's trajectory. J.P. Morgan sees $6,300, Deutsche Bank targets $6,000, while Goldman Sachs is more conservative at $4,900. HSBC warns of H2 correction risk after potential $5,000 peak.

Key Takeaways

  • J.P. Morgan: $6,300 | Deutsche Bank: $6,000
  • Goldman Sachs: $4,900 | Morgan Stanley: $4,400
  • HSBC: $5,000 in H1, then correction risk
Feb 4β€’ Investing.com
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Macro Trends
5 min

Central Bank Gold Rush: De-Dollarization Accelerates

Central banks continue record gold accumulation as geopolitical risks and rising US debt levels drive diversification away from the dollar. 2025 saw gold surge 64% - its best year since 1979.

Key Takeaways

  • Gold gained 64% in 2025 - best performance since 1979
  • 71% of retail investors expect gold above $5,000
  • Rising US debt fueling safe-haven demand
Feb 3β€’ Investing.com
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