Morgan Stanley says spot gold could hit USD 5.7k in H2, citing geopolitical uncertainty, central bank purchasing and strong ETF demand

Morgan Stanley's projection of gold reaching USD 5.7k in H2 underscores significant geopolitical uncertainties and robust demand from central banks and ETFs.

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This outlook not only highlights a bullish sentiment towards gold but also suggests that inflationary concerns and currency weakness could play a pivotal role in driving prices higher, making gold an appealing hedge in the current environment.

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