Gold in ‘structural repricing phase’, could hit $6,000 in 12 months: Report
Times of India
by TOI BUSINESS DESKFebruary 26, 2026
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Gold's outlook remains bullish, with Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd (MOFSL) predicting it could reach $6,000 per ounce within a year and potentially climb to $7,500 in the medium term. This upward trajectory is driven by global de-dollarization, rising fiscal stress, and escalating geopolitical tensions, which are reshaping the financial order. Gold has entered a "structural repricing phase," signaling the beginning of a new supercycle rather than a short-term rally.
The report highlights that gold's strength despite positive real interest rates reflects a shift in investor sentiment, with growing concerns over global debt levels and the stability of fiscal and monetary systems. Geopolitical tensions, supply constraints, and central bank demand further bolster prices. Since 2019, central banks have consistently purchased around 1,000 tonnes of gold annually to diversify reserves away from dollar-based assets.
Domestically, rupee depreciation and strong retail demand have supported higher gold prices, alongside
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Originally published on Times of India on 2/26/2026