#美国贸易赤字状况 Everyone, this wave of gold market movement is quite interesting🔍

I’ve summarized reports from major institutions—JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, UBS—these players surprisingly stand on the same side.

【Target prices are increasingly aggressive】

JPMorgan projects a long-term outlook of 5400-6000, Goldman Sachs calls for 4900, Bank of America sees 4500-5000, and even the relatively conservative UBS is no exception. What’s behind these numbers? Global central banks are quietly redefining the role of gold.

【The real change is here】

The rate cut wave is just surface-level. The deeper logic is—global central banks are redefining gold as the "hardest asset reserve." This is not short-term speculation but a once-in-decades asset anchor migration. The enthusiasm of central banks around the world for gold directly illustrates this point.

Of course, the road won’t be smooth. Policy shifts by the Federal Reserve, dollar fluctuations, and other factors could create pitfalls. But from the institutional consensus, every pullback is an opportunity to buy rather than a sign of reversal.

What do you think about this wave of market movement? What levels do you expect it to reach?