After rallying to a 10-month high on Tuesday, gold is bound to test the 2016 highs next, reaching the $1,360 and $1,370 levels, said one analyst.
The caveat of his forecast is that after hitting the 2016 highs, gold will likely experience a significant but temporary pullback, Global Pro Traders CEO David Brady said in a Sprott Money’s post published last week.
“The balance of probabilities signal a move in Gold back up to the $1,360s and 70s, once we hit bottom here shortly, with the risk of a sizeable pullback to follow. Following that pullback, Gold is likely heading to new highs later in the year, as the prospect of new stimulus policies from the Fed, global central banks, and governments around the world become increasingly likely and fiat currencies continue to be devalued en masse, especially the dollar,” Brady wrote.
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