Wells Fargo raises its 2026 gold target to USD 6,100-6,300/oz citing geopolitical risks, market volatility, and strong central-bank demand

Wells Fargo's upward revision of its 2026 gold target indicates a significant shift in their bullish outlook, driven by geopolitical uncertainties and strong demand from central banks.

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This suggests investors may increasingly seek gold as a safe haven in response to market volatility, which could bolster prices and impact related assets, particularly in commodities and currencies.

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