Goldman Sachs raises its year-end gold price target to USD 5,400/oz (prev. USD 4,900/oz)

Goldman Sachs' revision of its year-end gold price target to USD 5,400 per ounce reflects a bullish outlook, likely signaling increasing demand or tightening supply in the market.

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This upward adjustment could lead to stronger performance in gold-related assets while also suggesting potential implications for inflation expectations and USD dynamics.

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