Gold Price Forecast for 2026 Cut for Second Straight Quarter; Analysts Still See Rebound to $4,650 in 2027 - BigGo Finance

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Reuters’ latest survey shows analysts cutting their 2026 gold forecast for a second straight quarter to $4,495/oz from $4,509, while lifting the 2027 view to $4,650/oz from $4,610, pointing to near-term pressure but firmer longer-term support. The report says higher U.S. Treasury yields and a stronger dollar have weighed on bullion after gold retreated from a January all-time high of $5,595/oz to around $4,000/oz.

Strategically, the constructive medium-term case rests on de-dollarization, fiscal concerns, and continued central bank reserve diversification. Silver looks weaker on a relative basis, with 2026 and 2027 forecasts at $70.30/oz and $66.75/oz respectively, as ETF inflows, solar-sector oversupply, and softer industrial demand may limit upside.