18 April | Gold

Wall Street experts remain optimistic about gold price growth

Wall Street experts remain optimistic about gold price growth

This week's new price records for gold were largely driven by the US tariff policy. By today, the precious metal's price is holding above the $3,300 level.

The latest Weekly Gold Survey by Kitco News indicates a slight weakening of the bullish sentiment of experts and retail traders towards gold prices after such a spike. However, overall expectations for the main precious metal remain optimistic.

For instance, Adrian Day Asset Management head Adrian Day, Bannockburn Global Forex managing director Mark Chandler, and VR Metals/Resource Letter publisher Mark Leibovit point out the persistence of fundamental factors favoring further gold price rise.

According to Sean Lusk, co-manager of commercial hedging at Walsh Trading, the market is still in chaos due to investors' attempts to protect their savings. Gold has invariably benefited in such an environment. According to Lusk, uncertainty surrounding trade tariffs will continue to dominate global markets, thus continuing to drive gold prices higher.

Still, some experts who have taken part in the survey warned of the possibility of some pullback in the gold market in the near future.

Anton Volkov MarketCheese
Period: 25.09.2025 Expectation: 200 pips
Buying natural gas with $3.230 target on seasonal demand and technical pullback
Yesterday at 11:11 AM 139
Period: 22.09.2025 Expectation: 10000 pips
ETHUSD set to rise after descending channel breakout
Yesterday at 10:37 AM 133
Brent sell
Period: 30.11.2025 Expectation: 700 pips
Selling Brent crude with target of $60 per barrel
Yesterday at 10:32 AM 98
Gold sell
Period: 31.10.2025 Expectation: 40000 pips
Selling gold after Fed meeting
Yesterday at 09:11 AM 138
Expectation: 1250 pips
Selling USDJPY with 146.450 target while anticipating BoJ rate decision
Yesterday at 06:40 AM 154
Period: 17.09.2025 Expectation: 500 pips
Buying SPX on 0.5% Fed rate cut
17 September 2025 275
Go to forecasts