Gold prices could surge to $4,000 an ounce by the end of next year, according to Fidelity International, as
a more dovish U.S. Federal Reserve, a weaker dollar, and continued central bank buyingdrive demand.
Ian Samson, a multi-asset fund manager at the firm, said they remain bullish on the metal, with some portfolios doubling their 5% gold allocation after prices dipped from April’s record highs above $3,500.
The firm sees a clearer path to lower U.S. interest rates, making gold more attractive. Seasonal weakness in August and ongoing geopolitical tensions — including trade uncertainty under President Trump and conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East — also support diversification into gold.
While gold has risen over 25% this year, recent price action has been range-bound as easing trade tensions slightly reduced haven demand. Still, Samson warned that Trump’s tariffs amount to a significant tax burden on the U.S. economy and could ultimately slow growth, reinforcing the case for holding gold.
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