Morgan Stanley forecasts gold would hit USD 4,000/oz by Q4 '26, citing falling interest rates, a change in Fed leadership, and buying by central banks and funds

Morgan Stanley's forecast of gold reaching USD 4,000/oz by Q4 '26 is significant as it highlights the potential impact of falling interest rates and shifts in Fed leadership on precious metals.

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Morgan Stanley forecasts gold would hit USD 4,000/oz by Q4 '26, citing falling interest rates, a change in Fed leadership, and buying by central banks and funds

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This prediction could indicate stronger demand dynamics from central banks and funds, suggesting a broader bullish sentiment for gold amidst a changing monetary policy landscape. Traders should assess how this may influence flows in safe-haven assets and overall market risk appetite.

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