Major investment banks are staying bullish on precious metals, with one Wall Street firm reaffirming its $4,900 price projection. The rationale? Central banks worldwide keep stacking up reserves at an unprecedented pace. This institutional appetite shows no signs of cooling down, suggesting the yellow metal might have significant upward momentum left in the tank despite already elevated levels.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 12-03 20:57
Central banks are frantically hoarding gold, while Wall Street is still calling for 4900. This round feels a bit shaky...
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MelonField
· 12-03 20:57
Central banks are frantically hoarding gold; those guys on Wall Street really have sharp instincts.
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PermabullPete
· 12-03 20:51
Central banks are frantically hoarding gold; $4,900 is definitely not the ceiling.
Major investment banks are staying bullish on precious metals, with one Wall Street firm reaffirming its $4,900 price projection. The rationale? Central banks worldwide keep stacking up reserves at an unprecedented pace. This institutional appetite shows no signs of cooling down, suggesting the yellow metal might have significant upward momentum left in the tank despite already elevated levels.