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(Kitco News) - The gold market is struggling as expectations for the start of the Federal Reserve's easing cycle continue to be pushed back; however, according to one market strategist, the longer the central bank waits, the greater the risk of a policy mistake, which could ultimately be positive for the precious metal.In an interview with Kitco News, Nitesh Shah, head of commodity and macroeconomic research at WisdomTree, said that although gold prices have struggled since the start of the year, he remains impressed by the relative strength of the market.He added that he expects investor interest to return to the market as central banks, led by the Federal Reserve, signal eventual rate cuts this year.“This year, bonds are going to get more expensive as interest rates go down and that is when interest in gold should return,” he said.Shah said that he sees gold prices hitting $2,210 an ounce by the fourth quarter of this year, reaching a new all-time high.However, he added that there is a stronger bullish case for gold as the Federal Reserve runs the risk of making a policy mistake.

Fed is making a policy mistake that will eventually be positive for gold - WisdomTree's Nitesh Shah

Silver and platinum have found themselves under significant pressure.

Gold, Silver, Platinum Forecasts – Gold Stays Flat As Traders Wait For Catalysts

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Copper and gold should be the commodities that see the biggest benefit once the US Federal Reserve starts to cut interest rates, according to Goldman Sachs. "The immediate price boost from a Fed driven 100 basis point decline in U.S. 2-year rates is the largest for metals, especially copper (6%), and then gold (3%), followed by oil (3%)," the US bank said in a note.

Gold and copper to get boost from rates coming down, predicts Goldman Sachs

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Goldman Sachs predicts a 6% rise in copper and 3% in gold prices following Fed rate cuts.

Gold, Silver, Copper Forecast: 6% Copper, 3% Gold Rise on Fed Cuts – Goldman

(Kitco News) - Although the gold market is holding critical support above $2,000 an ounce, it lacks any significant bullish momentum; however, one U.S. bank still sees substantial potential for the precious metal.

Citi sees potential for gold to hit $3,000, but that's not the base case

(Kitco News) - Gold prices are posting decent gains in midday U.S. trading Tuesday, while silver prices are lower. The yellow metal is getting a lift due to China dropping key interest rates for mortgages in an effort to jumpstart its troubled housing/property sector.

Gold gains on China stimulus, friendly outside markets

Gold tested new highs as the rebound continued.

Gold, Silver, Platinum Forecasts – Gold Tests Resistance At $2025

There's an off chance that gold prices could soar to $3,000 per ounce, and oil to surge to $100 per barrel within the next 12 to 18 months, says Citi.

Gold at $3,000 and oil at $100 by 2025? Citi analysts don't rule it out

Demand for safe-haven assets stays strong amid rising geopolitical tensions, which is bullish for gold.

Gold, Silver, Platinum Forecasts – Gold Gains Ground Despite Pullback In Precious Metals Markets

(Kitco News) - Reminiscent of 2019, the debate between gold and Bitcoin rages anew as the two assets see a stark contrast in investment demand.

Bitcoin ETFs are not competing with gold as the precious metal holds above $2,000

Central bank demand and Fed's rate cuts could push gold above $2150 in 2024.

Gold May Hit New Highs In 2024

Gold stabilizes within $2,000-$2,050 range amid high U.S. inflation and strong dollar concerns.

Gold, Silver, Copper Forecast: Metals Cautious Amidst US Inflation Fears

(Kitco News) - For months now, economists have warned consumers that inflation will be a challenging monster to slay, that that last push to get prices below 2% will be a hard mile, or a tough row to hoe; take your pick of analogies or metaphors because they are all true.This past week, we saw both consumer and producer prices rise more than expected, and while prices have come down from their 2022 peaks, we are still a long way from the Federal Reserve's target of 2%.Gold and silver prices dropped to multi-month lows, testing critical support at $2,000 and $22 an ounce, respectively. Investors continue to flee the gold market as higher-for-longer interest rates support higher bond yields and a stronger U.S. dollar.Instead of gold, investors continue to push equities to record highs, and they also see new opportunities in Bitcoin.

Are investors swapping their gold for Bitcoin as inflation fears rise?

(Kitco News) - As expected, the gold market got its direction from inflation data this week, with the only major move being the sharp price decline on Tuesday morning following hotter-than-expected CPI data for January, which drove spot gold from just under $2,030 per ounce in the minutes before the 8:30 am EST release all the way to $1,991 an hour and a half later.

Analysts doubt gold's strength next week, retail traders don't stop believing

Precious metals markets are moving higher ahead of the weekend.

Gold, Silver, Platinum Forecasts – Gold Gains Ground Despite Rising Treasury Yields

Five-year expectations for business conditions increased to the highest levels since December 2020.

Michigan Consumer Sentiment Rises Again In February

As gold steadies and silver gains, investors eye the upcoming US PPI and Consumer Sentiment data, signaling pivotal moments for metal prices.

Gold, Silver, Copper Forecast: Price Moves Before US PPI, Consumer Sentiment

Gold has lost some of its luster in the eyes of investors as exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for the world's oldest and most reliable store of wealth have seen significant outflows in 2024, while inflows into the newly listed spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs continue to rise.

Gold ETF lose luster with $3 billion outflows as Bitcoin ETFs take in $4.1 billion

(Kitco News) - Gold prices are continuing to cling to the important $2,000 per ounce level after retail sales came in well below market expectations in January, while December's print also saw a downward revision.

Gold clinging to $2,000 after U.S. retail sales surprise with 0.8% fall in January

(Kitco News) - Gold prices are down a bit on follow-through selling pressure after solid losses posted Tuesday. Prices hit a three-month low overnight.

Gold weaker on follow-through selling from Tuesday's solid losses

Gold traders remain worried about the recent changes in Fed policy outlook.

Gold, Silver, Platinum Forecasts – Gold Remains Stuck Below The $2000 Level

(Kitco News) - The gold market is struggling to hold support at $2,000 an ounce, trading near a two-month low; however, one analyst said that the gold market can still see significantly higher prices this year as the Federal Reserve is forced to cut rates even as it fails to get inflation under control.

Capitalight's $2,400 gold target for 2024 not ‘overly bullish' as financial risk, geopolitical uncertainty loom

Inflation fears grip metals market, pushing gold below the crucial $2,000 mark, signaling tighter monetary conditions ahead.

Gold, Silver, Copper Daily Forecast: Post-CPI Slide, XAU/USD Below $2,000 Mark

(Kitco News) - This morning's hotter-than-anticipated U.S. CPI report for January sparked declines across the broader market, and precious metals in particular took a pounding. According to a video post from Jeff Christian, Managing Director of the CPM Group, a detailed unpacking of the CPI components shows why higher-for-longer rates likely mean lower-for-longer gold and silver prices.

Higher-for-longer interest rates mean lower-for-longer gold and silver prices – CPM Group's Jeff Christian

(Kitco News) - The gold market continues to struggle as hotter-than-expected inflation causes investors to push back their expectations for a rate cut; however, one fund manager said his bullish outlook for gold remains in place through 2024.In a recent interview with Kitco News, Chris Mancini, Associate Portfolio Manager of The Gabelli Gold Fund (GOLDX), said that despite the current challenges, the gold market remains well supported. He added that although the timing of the Federal Reserve's easing cycle remains in doubt, inevitable rate cuts this year mean that it's only a matter of time before gold prices start to move higher.

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