Gold Fell 26% From Its Peak. Five Wall Street Voices Just Made the Case for Why That’s the Wrong Read.

JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon, strategist Jim Paulsen, and Man Group are each independently flagging the same sticky-inflation, rate-risk conditions gold bulls have priced in for months, even as retail coverage still frames the 26% correction as a reason to wait.

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.

Bernstein Just Cut Its Gold Forecast — By Breaking Gold’s Oldest Rule to Defend It

A Wall Street bank just admitted real interest rates alone no longer explain gold’s price. Here’s the central-bank allocation data Bernstein says matters more than the next rate decision, and why one major bank reached the opposite conclusion in July.

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.

Will Gold Go Down for the Rest of 2026? Six Banks Cut Their Targets, and the Cuts Trailed the Price

Six banks revised a 2026 gold price target between June and late August. Every revision moved down, and not one moved up. Gold still trades below four of the six reduced figures, which means the cuts chased the price and did not catch it. Here is the revision record, the rate mechanism behind it, and what a dated price target commits anyone to.

Gold Hits 3-Month High as Oil Falls Ahead of Bessent’s Iran Sanctions Announcement

Gold hit a fresh three-month high and silver turned positive today, both ahead of Treasury Secretary Bessent’s 2 PM ET press conference unveiling new Iran sanctions. But oil is falling into the announcement, the opposite of what a “tougher sanctions” headline usually does to markets. Here’s the mechanism actually driving today’s move, and why it isn’t really about Iran.

What Does an Inverted Yield Curve Mean for Gold Prices — and How Do You Use It?

The bond market’s most reliable recession warning has a direct connection to gold prices. Here is the mechanism — and what it means for your portfolio.

Gold Needed One Thing to Break $4,400. It Just Got Five of Them.

Five distinct market developments on August 17 point to the same conclusion: the policy ceiling holding gold below $4,500 is crumbling faster than most investors expected.

Gold Price Outlook August 2026: What Three Data Prints in One Week Mean for Your Metals

Gold is up 10% in August from near $4,000 — its best monthly gain since January. Three data prints in one week flipped the September rate-hike calculus: jobs, CPI, and PPI all came in soft. Hike odds fell from 50% to 31%. Central banks bought a quarterly record 288.9 tonnes in Q2 even as prices fell. Here is what it means for gold holders — and what to watch before the September 15–16 FOMC.