25.09.2025 15:50
JPMorgan has announced its gold forecast for mid-2026. The bank predicts that the price of gold per ounce will reach record levels in the range of $4,050 to $4,150. It is noted that a potential weakening of the U.S. economy could lead the Fed to lower interest rates, which would support gold.
As gold prices continue to rise, new forecasts from global markets keep coming in. The American bank JPMorgan has made an ambitious prediction for gold, stating that record levels between 4,050 and 4,150 dollars per ounce will be seen by mid-2026.
FED'S INTEREST RATE POLICY WILL BE DECISIVE
JPMorgan noted that a potential weakening in the U.S. economy could lead the Fed to accelerate interest rate cuts, which would support gold prices. Although Fed Chairman Jerome Powell has not made a clear statement regarding the timeline for rate cuts, the bank shared the view that cuts would be inevitable if economic conditions worsen.
OFFERS ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITIES FOR INVESTORS
The report stated that interest rate cuts would take gold to new peaks, creating attractive opportunities for investors.
43% INCREASE IN GOLD
Gold prices recorded a 43% increase within 2025. On September 23, the price of gold reached an all-time high of 3,791 dollars per ounce. Currently, the price of gold in international markets is trading at 3,755 dollars per ounce.