-
Morgan Stanley flags slower gains for gold in 2026, sees $4,800/oz by fourth quarter
Morgan Stanley on Tuesday projected gold prices would see smaller gains in 2026 as central banks and exchange-traded funds reduce purchases, but anticipated rate cuts and a weaker dollar would sustain upward momentum. The bank forecast gold prices at $4,800 an ounce by the fourth quarter, citing stronger Chinese retail demand, heightened central bank buying and global growth concerns as among positive factors. Silver is expected to lag gold, with 2025 marking a peak deficit amid falling solar installations in 2026. Morgan Stanley forecasts platinum at $1,775 an ounce and palladium at $1,325 an ounce in 2026, ... (full story)
- Comments / Top
- Subscribe
-
Related Stories
From kitco.com | Dec 16, 2025
Morgan Stanley on Tuesday projected gold prices would see smaller gains in 2026 as central banks and exchange-traded funds reduce purchases, but anticipated rate cuts and a weaker dollar would sustain upward momentum. The bank forecast gold prices at $4,800 an ounce by the fourth quarter, citing stronger Chinese retail demand, heightened central bank buying ...
After one of the most powerful precious metals rallies in decades, gold and silver investors may be entering the most consequential phase of the cycle — one that could define returns well beyond 2026. According to Avi Gilburt, veteran technical analyst and founder of ElliottWaveTrader, the surge in gold and silver prices since the 2015–2016 lows is ...
Total nonfarm payroll employment changed little in November (+64,000) and has shown little net change since April, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. In November, the unemployment rate, at 4.6 percent, was little changed from September. Employment rose in health care and construction in November, while federal government continued to lose ...
