TechFlow reported on January 14 that ANZ Senior Commodities Strategist Daniel Hynes said the outlook for gold and silver remains positive in 2026 following strong performance in 2025. He noted that rising geopolitical tensions, concerns over the Federal Reserve's independence, and lack of fiscal discipline in the U.S. could continue driving capital into the gold market. On silver, tight physical supply is exacerbating price volatility. Hynes believes confirmed U.S. import tariff exemptions would ease supply pressure, but factors such as ongoing market deficits and strong industrial demand will continue to provide solid support for prices. The bank expects gold to trade above $5,000 per ounce in the second half of the year. (Jinshi)
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