TechFlow, November 28 — Rising expectations of Fed rate cuts, escalating geopolitical uncertainty, and continued central bank gold purchases are collectively reinforcing the "structural bull market" logic for gold, driving gains in gold stocks on both U.S. and Hong Kong markets. Goldman Sachs expects gold prices to approach $4,900 per ounce by the end of 2026, while Deutsche Bank has raised its 2026–2027 target above $5,000. Analysts at BiyaPay believe that under expectations of lower interest rates and a weaker dollar, gold is likely to remain attractive to investors; however, given the substantial short-term gains, caution is warranted against pullback risks, and participation through gold equities and phased position building is advisable. Investors can use USDT within BiyaPay to trade gold-related U.S. and Hong Kong stocks and futures, while enjoying zero-fee spot and derivatives trading for cryptocurrencies, enabling flexible allocation of both gold and digital assets within a single account to achieve hedging and appreciation simultaneously.
