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Gold Could Soar to $8,000 by 2026 Amid Central-Bank Buying!!

Metals analyst predicts gold could hit $8,000 by end‑2026 with GTS moves sending silver to $187–$400, as Japan’s gold reserves surge to $120B in 2025.

  • Rashad Hajiyev projected Gold could reach $8,000 by the end of 2026.
  • Hajiyev warned the gold-to-silver ratio (GTS) might hit 32 by March 2026, implying silver near $187 if gold hits $6,000.
  • He described an alternate scenario in which GTS falls to 20 and gold rises to $8,000, which would imply silver near $400.
  • The Kobeissi Letter reported Japan’s gold reserves reached $120 billion in 2025, up 60% year‑over‑year.
  • Japan’s reported FX reserves rose to $1.17 trillion and total reserve assets to $1.37 trillion, while holdings of U.S. Treasuries hit $1.2 trillion.

On January 15, 2026, metals analyst Rashad Hajiyev posted on X that gold could reach $8,000 by the end of 2026 and outlined possible gold‑to‑silver ratio moves that would drive large silver price swings, citing both a near‑term and an ultimate scenario in his tweet.

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Hajiyev wrote that the GTS could reach 32 by March 2026, which would place gold at $6,000 and imply a silver price near $187. He added a higher scenario in which GTS falls to 20 while gold reaches $8,000, implying silver around $400. “The gold-to-silver ratio could reach 32 by March 2026. Gold at $6k and GTS at 32 suggests $187 silver price. And I do not think 32 is going to be the bottom for GTS and $6k the top for gold. My ultimate gold target for 2026 is 8k with GTS potentially reaching 20, which translates to a $400 silver price. This post is not investment advice…”

Separately, The Kobeissi Letter reported that Japan raised its gold reserves to a record $120 billion in 2025, a 60% year‑over‑year increase. “Gold reserves now reflect 9% of Japan’s total reserve assets, more than doubling since 2022,” the post said, and it noted Japan’s FX reserves rose to $1.17 trillion and total reserve assets to $1.37 trillion. The post also stated Japan’s holdings of U.S. Treasuries reached $1.2 trillion, the highest since July 2022.

Those postings link the analyst projection on metals ratios and prices with reported central bank reserve moves, citing sharp increases in gold holdings and overall reserve assets without offering investment advice.

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