Global Gold Prices May Fall by Another 20%
Vietstock Tai chinh quoc te • 06/10/2026
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Global gold prices have plummeted sharply since reaching a historic high on January 29 and may continue to drop even further. Experts at Citigroup predict that gold prices could decline by an additional 20%.
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Background & Analysis Scope
- The global gold price has plummeted significantly since it reached a historic peak on January 29.
Analysis scope
- global gold price and its impact on the domestic gold market.
Impact mechanism
- Expectations of a decrease in the global gold price may lead to a capital outflow from the domestic gold market.
- Citigroup experts predict that the gold price may drop by an additional 20%, with a high level of surprise and certainty based on historical data.
- Industry Groups/Stocks Benefiting or Under Pressure:
Benefiting industry groups
- gold mining and gold production companies.
Industry groups under pressure
- companies related to the gold industry, such as gold wholesalers and retailers.
Risks to watch
- The risk of a decrease in the gold price may have a negative impact on the domestic gold market.
- The risk of global economic growth may affect the gold price.
- Short-Term Timeframe:
- In the short term, the gold price may continue to decline due to expert predictions.
- Monitor the domestic gold price and factors affecting the gold market.
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Gold prices have plummeted sharply since reaching a historic peak of $5,594.82 per ounce on January 29. On June 9, gold prices plummeted below the $4,300 per ounce mark and according to Citigroup experts, this precious metal may still decline further.