格隆汇8月22日｜瑞讯银行高级分析师Ipek Ozkardeskaya表示，今天的情况相当有趣，因为我们看到美 联储，或者至少是鲍威尔，正转向更鸽派的立场，以支撑走弱的就业市场。所以这实际上是我们在美联 储政策中看到的一个鸽派转变，与近期市场预期相吻合。美联储如今正准备向市场提供那一次25个基点 的降息，至少是市场所预期的，这显然引发了极大的兴奋情绪。 来源：格隆汇APP ...

Group 1 - Wall Street is becoming increasingly bullish on gold prices, with predictions that prices could reach $4,000 per ounce by the end of next year due to factors such as Federal Reserve rate cuts, a weakening dollar, and central banks increasing gold reserves [1][2] - Fidelity International's multi-asset fund manager Ian Samson noted that the firm has increased its gold holdings as prices retreated from historical highs above $3,500 per ounce, driven by a clearer path towards a dovish shift from the Federal Reserve [1][2] - Year-to-date, spot gold prices have risen over 26%, supported by policy uncertainty from U.S. trade actions, geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine, and central bank purchases [1] Group 2 - Samson expressed that while the U.S. may avoid a dire tariff scenario, the Trump administration is still expected to impose significant tariffs on imports, which could lead to economic slowdown [2] - The current spot gold price is approximately $3,319 per ounce, with differing views among institutions; Goldman Sachs shares a bullish outlook similar to Fidelity, while Citigroup predicts a decline in gold prices [2] - The Federal Reserve is expected to maintain its current interest rate policy in the upcoming meeting, but there may be dissenting opinions advocating for rate cuts to support a slowing labor market [2] Group 3 - Gold typically benefits from a weakening dollar and lower interest rates, and global central banks are likely to continue purchasing gold amid expanding fiscal deficits, particularly in the U.S. [3] - Historical data shows that during bull markets, gold has averaged annual gains of 20%, suggesting that current price levels may not be severely overvalued [3]