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Gold prices are forecast to rise 6% in the next 12 months
Gold prices are poised to rise as central banks purchase the precious metal and as strong retail demand in emerging markets bolsters prices, according to Goldman Sachs Research.
The yellow metal is forecast to climb about 6% in the next 12 months to $2,175 a troy ounce, Nicholas Snowdon, head of metals in Commodities Research, and analyst Lavinia Forcellese write in the team’s report. They point out gold prices may trade in a range in the near term amid uncertainty about Federal Reserve interest-rate policy. (Gold, which doesn’t offer yield, tends to be less attractive to investors when interest rates are higher.) The downside risks to gold prices, meanwhile, are expected to be limited by several key factors.
The future of four wheels is all electric
As long as cars have been around, they’ve been defined by two things: a fuel-burning engine and a human driver at the controls. Both of those things are changing – fast. The Future of Four Wheels, a four-part podcast series from Goldman Sachs Exchanges, chronicles the sweep and pace of this transformation. “Since the car was invented more than a hundred years ago, this is clearly the most transformational shift,” says Axel Hoefer, managing director in the industrial group in Global Banking & Markets at Goldman Sachs, on the first episode of The Future of Four Wheels.
Can tech continue to power equities to new highs?
Tech stocks are once again in focus, boosted by optimism over artificial intelligence. In the latest episode of The Markets, Goldman Sachs Research’s David Kostin, chief US equity strategist, looks at whether this rally can continue.
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Can tech continue to power equities to new highs? (goldmansachs.com)