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Gold is still in its ‘explosive phase,’ says Deutsche Bank, as it sticks to year-end target

Gold is still in its ‘explosive phase,’ says Deutsche Bank, as it sticks to year-end target
MarketWatch Monday 03 August 2026, 12:36 UTC By Jules Rimmer 1 min read
Key Points

Going back as far as 1957 and a few periods notwithstanding, gold tends to outperform CPI and in the last couple of yars this has been especially pronounced.

Going back as far as 1957 and a few periods notwithstanding, gold tends to outperform CPI and in the last couple of yars this has been especially pronounced. [Image text:] COLT COL0 9995 Fhg Fe COLP Fre 9.9 207 GOL Doe GOT 909. CO 9096 990 202 G100 989.9 GOLL 00.9 e9.9 ARC 2oz GOUD 202 GOLD GOU
Deutsche Bank (ORG)
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