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The latest weekly gold review shows that more than two-thirds of retail investors expect the price of the precious metal to rise this week. Adrian Day, president of Adrian Day Asset Management, shares investors' expectations of price growth. According to him, the economic news in the United States and other countries is ambiguous, but their predominance suggests a weakening of the global economy. The market indicates the end of rate hikes in the United States, although the principle of tightening for a long period still exists. According to Daniel Pavilonis, senior commodities broker at RJO Futures, gold will reach its peak in the near future. This is justified by the fact that some data still remains relatively strong. Last week, 11 Wall Street analysts participated in the survey. Seven of them, or 64%, expect prices to rise this week. Three analysts, or 27%, lean towards a price decline. And only one analyst, or 9%, remained neutral. The online poll received 534 votes. 360 respondents, or 67%, expect price growth. 101, or 19%, voted for a decrease, while 73 voters, or 14%, remained neutral.
The latest survey shows that retail investors are expecting prices to reach around $1,962 per ounce this week. 
According to Mark Chandler, Managing Director of Bannockburn Global Forex, gold is expected to reach $1,975-85 this week. 
Shaun Lask, Co-Director of Commercial Hedging at Walsh Trading, remains cautious about the short-term prospects of gold. He believes that against the strength of DXY and the stock market, the yellow metal will tend to decline.
