Citi expects that both economic and geopolitical risks will decline by H2 26, from current extremely elevated levels, taking some of the heat out of gold market

Citi's forecast for a decline in both economic and geopolitical risks by H2 2026 suggests a potential easing of tensions that could lead to reduced demand for gold as a safe haven.

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Citi expects that both economic and geopolitical risks will decline by H2 26, from current extremely elevated levels, taking some of the heat out of gold market

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If these risks subside significantly, we could see downward pressure on gold prices, impacting not only commodities but also related equities and broader market sentiment.

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