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HSBC: Gold no short-term hedge for stocks, but three forces keep long-term case intact

In July, HSBC said gold would likely trade in a range near term, identified US yields as the main driver, and expected further gains by year-end. In a recent…

In July, HSBC said gold would likely trade in a range near term, identified US yields as the main driver, and expected further gains by year-end. In a recent report, the strategists said gold’s strong rally, which lifted prices well above $5,000 an ounce earlier this year, has stalled, with prices falling and volatility rising.

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In July, HSBC said gold would likely trade in a range near term, identified US yields as the main driver, and expected further gains by year-end. In a recent report, the strategists said gold’s strong rally, which lifted prices well above $5,000 an ounce earlier this year, has stalled, with prices falling and volatility rising.

  • HSBC
  • $4,050/oz
  • 2026-10-22
  • Source: https://investinglive.com/commodities/hsbc-gold-no-short-term-hedge-for-stocks-but-three-forces-keep-long-term-case-intact

Topics: HSBC, gold research report, gold price target