Gold investment allocations are being underpinned by a broad mix of overlapping geopolitical and economic risks, but around half of the risk may fade later this year, Citi said on Friday. Some of the core risks supporting gold demand - including U.S.-China tensions, China–Taiwan risks, concerns over U.S. government debt and uncertainty around artificial intelligence - were likely to keep prices elevated by historical standards, Citi said. However, the bank estimates that roughly half of the risks currently embedded in gold prices will either not materialize in 2026 or fail to persist beyond the year. "We see the Trump ... (full story)