Goldman Sachs Forecasts Gold Price at $4,000, positions Gold as a Preferred Safe- Haven Investment compared to Bitcoin in the Stock Market.
Goldman Sachs Commodities Researcher Predicts Gold Surge to $4,000 by Mid-2026
A senior analyst at Goldman Sachs, Daan Struyven, anticipates a significant increase in gold prices to reach $4,000 per troy ounce by the middle of 2026. This prediction was made during a recent discussion with energy-focused strategy firm Veriten.
As of now, gold is trading at $3,310.74 per troy ounce. Struyven bases this forecast on several factors, including limited gold supply and growing concern over inflation, coupled with strong investor demand, primarily as central banks continue to purchase gold.
Gold's attractive qualities in the current environment are partly due to its limited supply, as the vast majority of available gold has already been mined, and Bitcoin, by design, has a limited supply as well. This limited supply provides a sense of security for investors who worry about escalating inflation, which could occur as a result of an aggressive increase in the money supply.
While Bitcoin has delivered higher returns than gold over the past few years, its volatility and sensitivity to market fluctuations make it a less dependable safe-haven asset compared to gold, according to Struyven. Bitcoin's performance is more positively correlated with technology equities, which means that gold may offer more effective protection against equity downside and inflation-induced currency depreciation as a hedging tool.
Bitcoin's trading price currently stands at $109,078, having reached a new all-time high of $111,814 late last week. Since then, BTC has demonstrated a growth of nearly 2.5% and 16%, respectively, in the past week and month.
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[1] Goldman Sachs' Daan Struyven: Bitcoin is more positively correlated with tech equities, making it less effective as a safe-haven asset compared to gold. (The Daily Hodl, May 28, 2025).
[2] Goldman Sachs Co-head of Commodities Research Predicts Gold Surge to $4,000 per Ounce by Mid-2026. (Crypto Briefing, May 28, 2025).
[3] Goldman Sachs (2025). Bitcoin Price. Price data accessed from Yahoo Finance.
[4] Struyven, D. (2025). Discussions with Veriten. Veriten Private Limited.
[5] Marsh, D. (2025). Bullish or Bearish: Gold Prices, Bitcoin, and Other Market Trends. Insider Intel.
- In comparison to Bitcoin's volatility and correlation with tech equities, gold may be more attractive to investors as a dependable safe-haven asset against equity downside and inflation-induced currency depreciation, according to Goldman Sachs senior analyst Daan Struyven.
- As gold prices are anticipated to surge to $4,000 per troy ounce by mid-2026, according to Goldman Sachs Commodities Researcher Daan Struyven, investors might explore alternative investment options like altcoins within the crypto market, which also exhibit potential for growth and diversification in one's portfolio.