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Gold Price Drops Below $4,000 Key Level, Analysts Split on Outlook

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Gold prices fell below the $4,000 threshold on Friday, touching a seven-month low of $3,986.85 and breaking a key technical level that had previously acted as support. Analyst opinions are divided on the significance of the move: Morgan Stanley views $4,000 as a bottom, Endeavour Mining's CEO expressed uncertainty about the level, while Bank of America predicts prices could fall further to $3,750.

Written with AI from the reporting · updated 10/23/2026

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Gold price drops below $4,000 for the first time since July amid tech selloff
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    金价跌破4000美元关键关口

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    金价跌破4000美元关键关口
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    Gold price drops below $4,000 for the first time since July amid tech selloff

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    Gold price fell below $4,000 an ounce to $3,986.85 on Friday, marking a low not seen since July. This drop occurred alongside a tech selloff, which pulled the Nasdaq Composite down 2.60% and the S&P 500 down 1.21%. Bull Theory estimated that gold and silver together shed over $1.3 trillion in value. While Morgan Stanley previously cited $4,000 as a floor based on central bank buying, other views conflict; Endeavour Mining chief executive Ian Cockerill expressed uncertainty about the $4,000 level, and Bank of America flagged a possible $3,750 low.

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