Supported by three major favorable factors, Goldman Sachs has raised its forecast for the average gold price for the next two years!
The outlook for gold remains optimistic, but we still need to be vigilant about potential risks!
Analyst: If gold prices achieve their target of 2700-3000 in October "ahead of schedule", there will be a sharp correction in November
PCE data from the United States is coming, which may trigger severe fluctuations in gold prices!
Crude oil trading analysis: OPEC+will increase production as planned in December, with oil prices falling 3% to a new low in over two weeks
Multiple bullish stimuli, Goldman Sachs raises GBP/EUR and USD forecast!
Technical analysis of GBP/USD, USD/JPY, and USD/CHF on September 26th
OECD: UK may face inflation issues, Federal Reserve has room to cut interest rates!
Gold trading analysis: US dollar joins hands with US bond yields to rise, gold price hits historic high before falling back
The United States is formulating a temporary ceasefire plan between Israel and Hezbollah, and analysts are wary of the risk of a pullback in gold prices
Crude oil trading analysis: Libya's supply concerns ease, oil prices plummet by over 2%
Gold is starting its second upward trend, not far from $3000!
Gold prices continue to rise, reaching a new record high of 2670 at one point. Analysts say there is no sign of giving up on the upward trend
Gold prices hit historic highs again! Analyst: Possible consolidation or pullback
Concerns about Asian oil demand have not disappeared
AUD/USD testing the lower boundary of the rising channel! If it breaks through 0.6839, it may rise to 0.6890
Gold suddenly plunged after reaching a historic high! Does this signal indicate a pullback risk?
The situation in the Middle East and the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts are both driving up, and the rise in crude oil prices may continue
Gold prices hit historic highs repeatedly, analysts: Fed's interest rate cut cycle begins, bulls will seek to continue current gains
Crude oil trading reminder: Fed cuts interest rates+supply decline, weekly oil prices rise for two consecutive weeks
