CoinBoundary News reports that Deutsche Bank analyst Michael Hsueh said the bank has lowered its gold price forecast for the third quarter by more than 20% to $4,300 per ounce, and cut its fourth-quarter forecast by 17% to $4,800 per ounce. He pointed out that potential investors who would normally provide support are notably absent, mainly due to weak demand from exchange-traded funds and reduced buying interest from some countries.

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QueuePosition
· 4h ago
It's still 4300 after a 20% drop? How high was the base? Previously they boasted 5500+?
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GateUser-4e0e3bcf
· 4h ago
ETF demand weakness is a hard blow. Without new capital inflows, gold will find it difficult to hit new highs.
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NeonVortexInTheSmog
· 4h ago
4300? That's still too high, right? ETF funds are fleeing, this prediction seems conservative.
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OneMoreReorg
· 4h ago
Weaker buying interest from some countries—is the narrative of central bank gold purchases about to fade?
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PixelMetaverseRaccoon
· 4h ago
Deutsche Bank has also cut its outlook—this suggests institutions aren’t optimistic about gold in the short term either, and the safe-haven narrative feels a bit tired.
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