The gold price corrected this week, even falling briefly below US$2,300 per ounce. While that’s down from levels of over US$2,400 earlier this month, most experts aren’t concerned about the yellow metal’s price activity.
With that said, Hemke does see strong upside potential for the precious metal in 2024. He said there are a lot of technical targets that line up with US$2,650 or US$2,700, and said that’s probably the next point to watch for. While those heights won’t necessarily be achieved this year, he thinks gold could finish the period at US$2,400 or US$2,500.
Gold’s price activity comes against a backdrop of interesting economic data.
BHP has touted potential synergies, but Anglo American doesn’t see it the same way — the company quickly rejected the proposal, calling it “opportunistic” and saying it fails to value its prospects.
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