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Gold Prices Have Stalled - But Bank Of America Sees Opportunity Ahead
Gold prices have struggled after a sharp correction from record highs, but Bank of America believes the metal's difficult year could eventually create an attractive entry point for long-term investors. Gold (XAU/USD) traded near $4,330 on Friday after recovering from June lows below $4,000, although prices remain well below the January peak above $5,500. Bank of America says gold has experienced a disappointing period after investors initially expected further gains from geopolitical uncertainty and currency debasement concerns. The bank describes 2026 as a potential "lost year" for gold, with higher real yields, a ... (full story)
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