Even if yields drop in a recession, the long-term trend remains upward. Banks capitulate on gold, hike targets—BofA eyes $3,500, Goldman $3,300, sparking fresh highs

Am I the only one seeing this?

US30YR pic.twitter.com/I1rfGHnfvs

— The Great Martis (@great_martis) March 28, 2025

Even IF the US 10 & 30-year bond yields temporarily plunge in a recession, that would NOT be the new trend. Forget that 40-year run of lowering yields. As I siad 3 years ago – THIS IS A NEW PARADIGM and the 'big-picture' trend is likely to be UP. https://t.co/cmU6IQB21F pic.twitter.com/gcBCaVADJC

— Northstar (@NorthstarCharts) March 6, 2025

How does everyone feel about #Gold futures over $3100?
Feel a bit strange to me. $4000 would be better 🤣 pic.twitter.com/v2KMQwupDB

— David Lee (@DavidLe76335983) March 28, 2025

Gold

Update.

She's beautiful .

Gold warning. https://t.co/3jxUpU5U9A pic.twitter.com/zrgQZFbywY

— The Great Martis (@great_martis) March 27, 2025

Gold surges as high as $3,055, just shy of record highs, amid relentless physical stockpiling, and as banks capitulate and raise price targets (Goldman to $3,300; Bank of America to $3,500). pic.twitter.com/VC9FfzmVnF

— zerohedge (@zerohedge) March 27, 2025

This isn’t helping cool off inflation and it’s probably one of the reasons why we are seeing rising bond yields. https://t.co/HaRoCPrvKJ

— QE Infinity (@StealthQE4) March 27, 2025