Key Takeaways A new Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS) analysis calculates that if investors shifted just 1% of the privately owned U.S. Treasury market to gold, prices could reach nearly $5,000 per troy ounce (toz).

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Gold is poised to reach $5,000/oz next year if the independence of the US Federal Reserve is damaged and investors shift just 1% of holdings from Treasurys into bullion, Goldman Sachs said.

Goldman Sachs forecasts gold could reach $5,000 if Trump’s attempts to undermine Federal Reserve independence triggers an investor flight from bonds, stocks, and the dollar. Separately, labor data remains mixed or weak, and Wall Street thinks a September Fed rate cut is virtually locked in. Global markets are mostly positive in early trading.