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CommoditiesMedium•20 February 2026•

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Goldman Sachs Forecasts Gold to Reach $5,400 per Ounce by 2027

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Goldman Sachs has released a bullish long-term forecast for gold, predicting a steady ascent toward new record highs over the coming years. The investment bank expects the precious metal to reach $5,400 per ounce by 2027, characterized by a gradual grind higher in price action. Currently, gold is trading near $5,032 per ounce, successfully maintaining its position above the critical $5,000 psychological threshold after a period of sharp volatility. Despite a significant correction from record highs in late January, the commodity remains more than 15% higher on a year-to-date basis. This forecast underscores institutional confidence in gold's long-term value proposition amid shifting global economic conditions. Market participants are closely monitoring these projections as the metal continues to demonstrate resilience following recent market fluctuations.