Goldman Sachs: 'We reiterate our structural bullish gold view with a base case of $3,700/toz by year-end and of $4,000 by mid-2026. In extreme tail scenarios where market focus on risks of Fed subordination or of changes in US reserve policy was to grow, estimate gold could plausibly trade near $4,500/toz by end-2025. [Thank you for confirming gold has topped, GS.]
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Gavekal: The culprit behind the weak PMI is the imposition of massive new US tariffs on Chinese imports, which are starting to affect shipping volumes, whose decline was preceded by a material slowdown in new orders as customers started to hold off in the hope of a deal.
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Goldman Sachs' John Flood: The market got very excited by this 12 PM headline on Friday: BEIJING WEIGHS FENTANYL OFFER TO US TO START TRADE TALKS (WSJ). Records are meant to be broken, but I think the current winning streak will end soon. The S&P 500's 200 DMA of 5746 should act as a significant level of resistance. Watch for a move back down toward the 50 DMA (5582).
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