Deutsche Bank's analysis indicates that Fed repricing and resilient U.S. macro data are the main factors pushing gold lower, more evident since diverging from oil over the past month. Currently trading at around $4,206/oz, the bank's base case anticipates gold reaching $4,800/oz in Q4 if the Fed maintains an indefinite hold near neutral. Conversely, if the Fed implements three to four hikes, the risk case suggests gold could decline to approximately $3,800/oz.
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