JPMorgan forecasts that global non-bank investors will increase their gold allocations by nearly 80%, rising from 2.6% to 4.6%. This shift is expected as investors move away from longer-dated bonds and use gold as a hedge against equity exposure. The bank suggests that if equities continue to rally, this increased demand could drive gold prices to approximately $8,400 per ounce within three years.
JPMorgan Predicts Significant Increase in Gold Allocations by Non-Bank Investors
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