UBS reiterates gold forecast of $5,000/oz by first half of 2027

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UBS strategists have reiterated their forecast that gold will reach $5,000 per ounce by the first half of 2027. The metal recently broke above $4,250 per ounce for the first time since June, clearing a prior trading range, and UBS attributes the latest push higher to reported Chinese institutional buying and ETF inflows. The bank's bullish thesis rests on three structural pillars: an expected decline in real yields as the Federal Reserve eventually eases monetary policy, potential dollar weakness driven by U.S. fiscal and external deficits, and sustained central bank demand that acts as a durable price floor. UBS cautions that near-term risks remain, including firm U.S. data, persistent inflation, or a more hawkish Fed rate path that could delay the anticipated pivot and keep real yields elevated.

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