US EditionGold Price Surpasses Record $5,300 Amid Weakening Dollar, Fed Independence Concerns
Gold prices jumped over 20% in January 2026, driven by a weak U.S. dollar and concerns about the Federal Reserve's independence, analysts said.
- Gold surged past $5,300 on Wednesday, reaching a new intraday high and continuing a rally that lifted the metal more than 20% in January.
- Analysts cited a weak dollar that weakened to a four‑year low and concerns about the Federal Reserve’s independence, prompting increased gold allocations among retail investors.
- Silver is trading around about $114.90 as of 10 a.m., supported by industrial demand, while Deutsche Bank said gold could surpass $6,000 this year.
- Goldman Sachs lifted its year‑end gold forecast to $5,400, as gold surpassed $5,300, reflecting shifting institutional forecasts amid economic uncertainty.
- Tighter Chinese silver controls and geopolitical hotspots may sustain upward pressure, Maybank analysts said, while Carsten Menke linked gains to political power games and dollar weakness.
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