#特朗普撤销欧盟关税威胁 💥 Goldman Sachs Continues to Bullish on Gold, Raises Target Price Twice in Three Months

Latest news: Goldman Sachs has just raised its gold price target for the end of 2026 from $4,900 to $5,400. This is already their second increase. Remember October this year? They just adjusted it up from $4,300. The pace of these adjustments is really aggressive.

Why are they so bullish? Three forces are driving this:

**1. Central Banks' "Structural" Gold Purchases**
Global central banks, especially in emerging markets, are buying gold at five times the previous rate. Goldman Sachs calls this a "structural shift," which could last for several years. This is the solid long-term support for gold's upward trend.

**2. Expectations of Federal Reserve Rate Cuts**
Once the rate cut cycle begins in 2026, the US dollar and real interest rates will come under pressure. As a non-yielding asset, gold's holding costs will decrease directly, making it more attractive.

**3. Re-entry of Institutional Funds**
In traditional finance, major players are rebalancing through gold ETFs, with institutional buying continuing to flow in.

**Implications for the Crypto Market**
What does this reflect? It indicates a change in the global financial system's expectations of fiat currency credit—central bank de-dollarization, debt monetization, and rising policy uncertainty. Every news of gold price breakthroughs essentially serves as free promotion for narratives like Bitcoin as a "non-sovereign store of value."

As institutions rally around a $5,400 gold price, more敏entive capital is already asking: what will be the next era's store of wealth? Something more portable, less constrained by geopolitics, and truly decentralized. Gold is setting the stage, and the story of digital assets is heating up. The bigger the storm, the deeper the market's understanding.