CoinVoice has recently learned that Justin Low, an analyst from the American financial website Investinglive, stated that with the Christmas holiday approaching, gold and silver traders have not slowed their pace. Precious metals continue to surge into the new week, with spot gold now skyrocketing to a new record high above 4400 dollars per ounce.
If gold firmly stands above 4400 dollars, it will open up greater upward space. However, the headwinds facing gold may not truly manifest until the second half of 2026. Even so, one cannot rule out the possibility that market participants may digest this expectation in advance. The key challenge for the narrative of rising gold is that 'major central banks will gradually shift from interest rate cuts to mentioning rate hikes again in the future.'
This point is worth noting. But at least for now, gold buyers will continue to maintain a bullish momentum. However, thin liquidity may amplify the current gains, especially with the Christmas and New Year holidays approaching, leading to lighter market trading. Therefore, even though seasonal patterns show that December and January have been good months for gold over the past twenty years, liquidity factors must also be considered when looking forward to further gains. (Golden Ten) [Original link]
