Gold Fell Again. Five Wall Street Desks Can’t Agree on Why.

Gold and silver are sliding on surging real yields and Fed-hike bets, but five institutional desks read the move differently. Here’s what Saxo Bank, State Street, MKS PAMP, StoneX, and Heraeus are each watching right now.

Why Jim Rickards Thinks $10,000 Gold Could Arrive by Mid-2027

Jim Rickards says gold’s climb to $10,000 an ounce comes down to arithmetic, not sentiment. He breaks down the anchoring effect, the fundamentals still in play, and why he calls the Fed’s latest rate hike a mistake.

The Fed Just Hiked. Wall Street Keeps Getting More Bullish on Gold Anyway.

Five different signals, from a bank forecast to a Chinese regulatory notice, all point the same direction after last week’s Fed hike. None of them share a mechanism, but each one argues the case for gold and silver just got stronger, not weaker.

The Fed Vote Is Already Priced In. These Five Things Aren’t.

Wednesday’s Fed decision is already priced into gold and silver. The real story this week is what’s happening underneath it — a positioning shift, an unreported buying gap, and more.

Gold Ran Past Wall Street’s Own Price Targets. Four Banks Disagree on What Happens Next.

Morgan Stanley’s fourth-quarter number arrived in August, after the bank had already cut it. UBS is sitting on its December figure. Wells Fargo trimmed while Citi raised. And that $202 million bet against gold? CNBC corrected the story. Five moves, one pattern.

Gold Is Caught Between a Structural Bull Case and a Policy Ceiling. Something Has to Give by Thursday.

Gold opened Monday higher on Iran de-escalation news. By mid-morning it had given most of it back. That sequence is not a coincidence — it is a diagram. A structural bull case, a Fed rate-hike ceiling, a K-shaped economy quietly cracking, and Thursday’s jobs report as the tiebreaker. Here is the full mechanism.

Gold ETFs Lost 45 Tonnes Last Quarter. Central Banks Bought 289. Here’s What That Split Means.

In Q2 2026, gold ETFs shed 45 tonnes. Central banks added 289 — more than six times as much. The World Gold Council data reveals what that split actually means.

Gold Had Every Reason to Rally Today. It Didn’t. Five Reasons Why.

Gold opened above $4,100 this morning and gave it back within hours. Five forces explain why the rally didn’t hold: the Bank of Japan held rates as the yen hit a 40-year low, the US-Iran pause faded, Q2 GDP missed forecasts, the Fed voted 9-to-3 to hold with three regional presidents pushing to hike, and the gold-silver ratio sits near 70.

Gold’s 27% Drawdown Matches 2008 and COVID Almost Exactly. That’s Not a Warning.

Gold has fallen roughly 27% from its January 2026 high — almost identical to its drawdown in 2008 and during COVID. Both of those corrections resolved to significant new highs. Jeff Clark breaks down what history says comes next, why central bank buying hasn’t slowed, and the third historical parallel that makes this moment even more precise than either prior comparison.

Kiyosaki Gold Prediction: Buy the Dip or Wait?

Robert Kiyosaki predicts $35,000 gold after a systemic collapse. Goldman Sachs targets $4,900. JPMorgan targets $4,500. Gold trades at $4,063 today — 27% below its all-time high. Here’s what the structural data says about buying the dip or waiting.