CIBC lowers gold price forecasts, holds $5,500 for 2028
CIBC cut its gold forecasts in an October report, trimming the 2027 average to $5,200 and 2028 to $5,500. Silver was downgraded, while copper was raised.
Private data shows US crude inventories fell by 11.1 million barrels, far exceeding expectations of a 1.9 million barrel rise.
A sizable decrease in crude inventories was recorded this week.
The information was shared on social media platforms like Twitter.
Previously observed expectations had centered on the following figures:
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CIBC cut its gold forecasts in an October report, trimming the 2027 average to $5,200 and 2028 to $5,500. Silver was downgraded, while copper was raised.
Oil prices turned higher after US strikes on an Iranian base and Houthi attacks on Saudi oil facilities, with WTI at $103.13.
Al-Arabiya reports a US-Iran breakthrough could be announced this week, but the two sides remain divided over the order of concessions.
Crude oil fell after Trump waived some Russian sanctions, but geopolitical tensions from Ukraine and the Middle East continue to support prices.