Bullish Gold Forecasts/Deal on Historic Gold Coins
Even with the recent pullback, gold remains far stronger than it was a year ago. On February 6, 2025, gold was trading at around $2,860 per ounce. One year later the same day, prices were hovering at around $4,900 per ounce, putting gold roughly 70% higher year over year. While short-term fluctuations can capture attention, the broader trend highlights just how much ground gold has gained and how elevated prices remain compared to just twelve months ago.
Looking ahead, the outlook from major financial institutions remains firmly bullish. JPMorgan, Deutsche Bank, and Wells Fargo have all reiterated that gold’s long-term fundamentals remain intact supported by continued central-bank accumulation and strong global investment demand. JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank also point to a broader structural shift toward real assets. JPMorgan raised its year-end 2026 forecast to $6,300 per ounce; Deutsche Bank reaffirmed a $6,000 per ounce target; and Wells Fargo lifted its own 2026 outlook to a $6,100- $6,300 per ounce range. Together, these views suggest that recent weakness has not altered the bigger picture- gold’s long-term upward trajectory remains supported which is why many institutions view periods at the current levels as an opportunity to add rather than a reason to step aside.
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