SocialChartsSocialCharts
MarketsFeedTradeTerminalTradersLearnMy accounts
SocialChartsSocialCharts
SocialCharts is free and earns referral revenue from partner brokers in eligible countries. Rankings are not investment advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
© 2026 SocialChartsMethodologyVisionPrivacyTermsSettings
Market expectations

What are the experts expecting?

Explore price targets, horizons and the reasoning behind institutional and analyst views.

Last daily candle—
Published expectations149 research teams
Levels above today's price— / 14each view counted once
Newest viewJ.P. Morgan Private Bank · Yuxuan TangOct 29, 2026

Expectation map

Daily closes so far, then every published level at the date or the period it refers to. Tap a mark to read it.

Loading price history…

Price on a dateAverage over a periodExpected rangeLevel, measure or date given in words

Recent changes

newest first

Through the end of 20266 views

Through the end of 20278 views

Compare like with like

same measure, same period
Full year 2026 · average2 views

Joni Teves · UBS 4,675 · Nicky Shiels · MKS PAMP 4,500

End of 2027 · price2 views

Goldman Sachs Research 5,400 · J.P. Morgan Private Bank · Yuxuan Tang 5,000

Full year 2027 · average2 views

Metals Focus · Matthew Piggott 5,330 · CIBC Capital Markets 5,200

JG

J.P. Morgan Global Research

XAUUSD

⁦4,500⁩USD/oz
Average over the periodQ4 2026
—
Period under way58 days
▼ Lowered⁦6,000 → 4,500⁩Jul 3, 2026

Reuters reports that J.P. Morgan expects gold to average $4,500 per troy ounce in the fourth quarter of 2026. This later report is shown with its earlier $6,000 quarterly-average research in the view history.

View history (2)
Reuters / Kitco · Read source ↗Source date: Jul 3, 2026 · Original horizon: “fourth-quarter 2026 average”
Source excerpt
“$4,500/oz in the fourth quarter”
Open the XAUUSD chart →

These are the published views of the named institutions and analysts, as reported by the source shown on each one. Earlier views stay on record, and year-end prices, averages and ranges are never blended into one number. Not investment advice.