Data Gold June 29th News, the latest Kitco gold survey shows that most industry experts plan to leave the market and watch next week, while retail investors have divergent views on the prospects of gold in the near future. The consensus of 12 interviewed Wall Street analysts on the trend of gold next week is that caution is more important than bravery. Four analysts (33%) expect gold prices to rise next week, while two analysts (17%) expect prices to fall. The remaining six experts (50%) are unwilling to believe in the trend of gold in the next week. Meanwhile, a total of 178 people voted in Kitco's online survey this week, and the views of ordinary investors on the prospects of gold in the near future are as divergent as those of Wall Street investors last week. 86 retail traders (48%) expect gold prices to rise next week. Another 50 people (28%) expect gold prices to fall further, and 42 people (24%) expect gold prices to continue sideways in the next week.
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Data Gold June 29th News, the latest Kitco gold survey shows that most industry experts plan to leave the market and watch next week, while retail investors have divergent views on the prospects of gold in the near future. The consensus of 12 interviewed Wall Street analysts on the trend of gold next week is that caution is more important than bravery. Four analysts (33%) expect gold prices to rise next week, while two analysts (17%) expect prices to fall. The remaining six experts (50%) are unwilling to believe in the trend of gold in the next week. Meanwhile, a total of 178 people voted in Kitco's online survey this week, and the views of ordinary investors on the prospects of gold in the near future are as divergent as those of Wall Street investors last week. 86 retail traders (48%) expect gold prices to rise next week. Another 50 people (28%) expect gold prices to fall further, and 42 people (24%) expect gold prices to continue sideways in the next week.