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UBS Sees Gold Testing $4,000 Again as Central Bank Buying May Support Prices
UBS projects annual central-bank purchases of 750 to 1,000 metric tons. Dip-buying is also expected to cushion pressure from rising U.S. real yields and a stronger dollar.

UBS sees gold as potentially revisiting $4,000 an ounce, with dip-buying and central-bank demand expected to help establish a floor even as higher U.S. Treasury real yields and a firmer dollar pressure prices.
The bank projects annual central-bank gold purchases of 750 to 1,000 metric tons. Buyers stepping in when prices fall are also expected to support the market.
Rising real yields and a stronger dollar remain pressures on gold, while continued central-bank buying and dip-buying demand are expected to provide support.