Goldman Sachs
A major US investment bank and global financial services firm headquartered in New York, whose commodities research team is closely watched for its gold, oil and metals price forecasts.
Covered in 4 MetalsCost.com News Intelligence articles, most recently on September 23, 2026.
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Goldman Sachs: China's Central Bank Bought 75% More Gold in July Than It Officially Reported
Goldman Sachs estimates China's central bank bought roughly 35 tonnes of gold in July, about 75% more than the 20 tonnes it officially disclosed, backing Goldman's $4,900 end-2026 forecast.
Gold Has Fallen 22% From Its Record High. Analysts Are Split on Whether September Brings a Recovery
Gold has fallen to about $4,369 an ounce, down roughly 22% from its January record, as traders weigh a hawkish Fed outlook against central-bank buying, bullish bank forecasts and record US federal debt.
Goldman Sachs Sees Gold Climbing to $4,900 by Year-End as Central Bank Buying Accelerates
Goldman Sachs forecasts gold at $4,900/oz by end-2026 on central bank buying, which its nowcast pegs near 100 tonnes in June -- well above the pre-2022 pace of 17 tonnes a month.
Gold Hits a Fresh 15-Week High as Futures Briefly Clear $4,700
Gold futures briefly topped $4,700 on Monday for the first time since mid-May, hitting $4,738.50 intraday, while spot gold peaked just short of it at $4,679 with the RSI signaling overbought conditions.