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UBS Upgrades Gold and Silver Outlook Amid Fed Policy and Inflation Concerns

May 126:24 PMby Vadim Skritskii
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Attention Pulse+0.95Subdued
Tier 1+3%Quiet · Long tail

UBS has reaffirmed its year-end price targets for gold and silver, forecasting record highs as the US Federal Reserve's monetary policy continues to exert downward pressure on interest rates while inflationary pressures rise. The bank's sentiment score stands at an impressive 82, suggesting a strong bullish outlook among investors who are increasingly gravitating towards precious metals as a hedge against inflation. This comes as the topic coverage has seen a notable increase, now at 29, reflecting heightened market interest in gold and silver amidst prevailing economic uncertainties. As inflation expectations climb, the recent three-month rate of change for gold and silver prices has shown a positive momentum of 2.76%, indicating a robust demand for these assets in the current climate, characterized by a prevailing sentiment of greed in the market.

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