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Gold is back in focus as major global banks project long-term targets between $4,800 and $6,900 by 2026. The macro narrative is clear: central banks are aggressively accumulating gold to reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar, creating powerful structural demand. At the same time, expected rate cuts make non-yielding assets like gold more attractive compared to cash and bonds. Add in global uncertainty, rising sovereign debt, and constrained mining supply, and the long-term bullish case becomes hard to ignore.
From a technical perspective, MMC (Market Maker Concept) offered a precise roadmap. When gold reached an all-time high, we identified a key supply zone using supply-demand dynamics. Price reacted perfectly from that level, confirming institutional selling pressure. Trillions in liquidity and liquidations accelerated the move, validating the reversal zone.
Since rejecting our marked supply area, gold has already delivered +6,500 pips, and the broader directional bias remains intact. This highlights the importance of combining macro fundamentals with smart money concepts and structured chart analysis.
As central banks continue to accumulate and rate cycles shift, traders and investors are watching for strategic pullbacks. In strong macro trends, opportunities often come to those who stay patient and follow the data.
Gold remains a key asset for 2026 positioning.
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