Kitco
30 Jun 2026, 17:44 UTC · 2h ago
Central banks see gold prices trading between $5,000 and $6,000 in 12 months - OMFIF Survey
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Kitco
30 Jun 2026, 17:44 UTC · 2h ago
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61% of surveyed central banks expect gold prices to reach between $5,000 and $6,000 per ounce by June 2027. — Extremely bullish price targets from the world's largest buyers suggest a massive potential upside and a strong floor for prices.
+0.90Central banks are increasingly seeking to reduce their U.S. dollar exposure over the coming decade in favor of a more multipolar monetary system. — A systemic shift away from the USD as the primary reserve currency undermines long-term dollar strength and supports alternative assets like gold.
+0.60The percentage of central banks holding physical gold rose to 82%, up from 71% a year ago. — Broadening adoption of gold as a strategic reserve asset indicates a structural increase in long-term demand.
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A net 30% of surveyed reserve managers plan to increase their gold allocations over the next one to two years despite record price levels. — Shows that central banks are price-insensitive buyers, reducing the likelihood of a major crash due to high valuations.
+0.40Reserve managers now prioritize conflict in the Middle East and uncertainty regarding U.S. foreign policy as the top macroeconomic risks to portfolios. — Increased geopolitical risk typically drives 'safe haven' flows into gold and away from riskier assets.
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