While gold prices hit a historic high, Wall Street is still generally bullish: the highest can soar to $3000!
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发表于 2024-3-6 14:37:54
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Despite hitting a record high, market observers point out that the actual price of gold, adjusted for inflation, is still far below its past peak, while Wall Street is still generally bullish: it can soar to as high as $3000. Currently, Wall Street analysts generally predict that the strength of gold prices will continue at least until the second half of this year.
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