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gold_futures_forecast_week_5_2026

Name: gold_futures_forecast_week_5_2026
Creator: chronos
Published: 2026-02-01T06:01:45.382+00:00
License: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_rights_reserved

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Gold Futures Seen 15% Higher Into Late April 2026
Gold futures are projected to extend their powerful policy‑ and geopolitics‑driven bull run from 5,079.7 on 2026‑02‑01 to 5,877.97 by 2026‑04‑26—an anticipated gain of roughly 15.7%—with any drawdown toward 4,900 viewed as a corrective shakeout rather than the start of a top. A structurally weaker dollar, rising geopolitical risk tied to weaponized tariffs and energy flows, and a pro‑easier‑conditions policy bias together argue for a multi‑quarter upside regime rather than a fleeting risk‑off spike.

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Forecasts for Gold Futures with 12-period horizon (weekly)

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Gold Futures Seen 15% Higher Into Late April 2026
Gold futures are projected to extend their powerful policy‑ and geopolitics‑driven bull run from 5,079.7 on 2026‑02‑01 to 5,877.97 by 2026‑04‑26—an anticipated gain of roughly 15.7%—with any drawdown toward 4,900 viewed as a corrective shakeout rather than the start of a top. A structurally weaker dollar, rising geopolitical risk tied to weaponized tariffs and energy flows, and a pro‑easier‑conditions policy bias together argue for a multi‑quarter upside regime rather than a fleeting risk‑off spike.