Gold Prices Could Rally to US$5,000, Conditions Apply
An expert at U.S. Bank Wealth Management suggests gold prices could surge to $5,000 per troy ounce if Middle East conflicts and oil price spikes subside. However, a resumption of gold purchases by central banks is crucial.
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