⛏ Gold Forecasts Split Wall Street

Gold Forecasts Split Wall Street
The gold debate between JPMorgan and Citigroup reveals a deeper divide in global economic expectations. While Citi forecasts a bearish retreat to $2,500, JPMorgan sees a $4,000 breakout fueled by strong institutional demand and structural risks. Both could be right—depending on whether 2025 brings consolidation or 2026 delivers crisis-fueled momentum. Read on »

Uranium Recovery Gains New Momentum
Uranium markets have staged a sharp recovery, with equities rising 60% since April amid fading tariff concerns and renewed investor confidence. Utilities remain undercommitted, creating pent-up demand. Industry watchers expect a major catalyst in September, when the World Nuclear Association releases its updated forecast. Supply lags while demand expectations continue to rise. Read on »

Hong Kong Investors Shift to Gold Amid Global Uncertainty
A new HSBC survey finds Hong Kong’s wealthy investors sharply increasing gold allocations amid surging prices and global volatility. The move mirrors global trends, as portfolios shift from cash and bonds toward gold, crypto, and equities. Trump’s aggressive tariff campaign has fueled this haven demand, with gold up 28% year-to-date. Read on »

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