Multiple institutions expect that the weakening attractiveness of US dollar assets by 2026 will continue to drive the price of gold up.

Several international financial institutions have recently released reports predicting that the trend of using gold to hedge the risk of USD-denominated assets will continue in the future, and the price of gold may rise further by 2026. Analyst Patrick Blunna of asset management firm Schroders pointed out in a report that the United States is facing "policy uncertainty, fiscal vulnerability, and increasing doubts among investors about the long-term role of US Treasury bonds and the US dollar." In this context, gold, with its safe-haven properties and low correlation with traditional assets, has become the preferred choice for investors to diversify their asset allocation.