When it comes to safeguarding your wealth, you’ve got to be ahead of the curve—and today, Goldman Sachs threw us a curveball. They’ve just announced that gold, long seen as the ultimate safe-haven asset, won’t hit the much-anticipated $3,000/oz mark until 2026. Why the delay? Turns out, the Federal Reserve isn’t planning to cut interest rates as aggressively as many expected. What’s Holding Gold Back? Goldman’s analysts, Lina Thomas and Daan Struyven, blame a weaker outlook for gold-backed exchange-traded funds (ETFs). They now see spot gold peaking at $2,910/oz by the end of 2025, compared to their earlier $3,000 projection. Slower rate cuts mean less fuel for gold’s upward trajectory, but that’s not the full story. Let’s break it down:…
Continue reading as a Citizen
Dedollarize News is free to read for signed-up members. Become a Citizen to finish this article, save what matters, and get the daily “While You Were Distracted” briefing.
No credit card required.
