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Gold ETFs slump amid rising yields and a strong dollar, but easing inflation risks, central bank demand and de-dollarization may fuel long-term upside.

Investing.com -- Wall Street may be underestimating gold prices by clinging to outdated forecasting tools, Bernstein said that makes a bullish case for the metal hitting $3,700 an ounce by 2026.Analysts at Bernstein analyzed 15 common methods used to predict gold prices and found that most no longer work, or never really did. Instead, Bernstein identified six methods that remain useful, many of which focus on government and monetary policy rather than traditional commodity fundamentals.

Investing.com -- Wall Street may be underestimating gold prices by clinging to outdated forecasting tools, Bernstein said that makes a bullish case for the metal hitting $3,700 an ounce by 2026.Analysts at Bernstein analyzed 15 common methods used to predict gold prices and found that most no longer work, or never really did. Instead, Bernstein identified six methods that remain useful, many of which focus on government and monetary policy rather than traditional commodity fundamentals.

Investing.com -- Wall Street may be underestimating gold prices by clinging to outdated forecasting tools, Bernstein said that makes a bullish case for the metal hitting $3,700 an ounce by 2026.Analysts at Bernstein analyzed 15 common methods used to predict gold prices and found that most no longer work, or never really did. Instead, Bernstein identified six methods that remain useful, many of which focus on government and monetary policy rather than traditional commodity fundamentals.

Investing.com -- Wall Street may be underestimating gold prices by clinging to outdated forecasting tools, Bernstein said that makes a bullish case for the metal hitting $3,700 an ounce by 2026.Analysts at Bernstein analyzed 15 common methods used to predict gold prices and found that most no longer work, or never really did. Instead, Bernstein identified six methods that remain useful, many of which focus on government and monetary policy rather than traditional commodity fundamentals.