GraniteShares Gold Trust (BAR) News Today

GraniteShares Gold Trust (NYSEARCA:BAR) has been moving in tandem with gold’s recent record-breaking rally. Bullion’s ascent past $4,000 an ounce has driven ETF inflows, supporting BAR’s share price, though overbought conditions and profit-taking warnings suggest caution near term. Key drivers:

• Positive Sentiment: Safe-haven demand continues to fuel powerful bull runs in gold and silver, helping push bullion prices above $4,000. Safe-haven demand continues in powerful bull runs in gold, silver
• Positive Sentiment: Gold rally defies dollar strength, fueled by U.S. shutdown and Fed uncertainty, with traders targeting $4,100 next. Gold Rally Defies Dollar Strength
• Positive Sentiment: Goldman Sachs raises its year-end 2026 gold forecast from $4,300 to $4,900, citing strong ETF inflows and central bank purchases. Goldman Sachs raises gold price forecast
• Positive Sentiment: TDS Group's Bart Melek predicts gold will reach $4,400 by Q2 2026, viewing any pullback as a buying opportunity. Gold will hit $4,400 by Q2 2026
• Positive Sentiment: Analysts highlight that gold's structural rally reflects a deeper shift in investor psychology and global capital flows. $4,000 gold reflects deeper shift
• Positive Sentiment: Ray Dalio compares today's environment to the early 1970s and advises holding more gold as a hedge. Ray Dalio says investors should hold more gold
• Neutral Sentiment: Multiple technical analyses point to key intra-day entry levels and overbought conditions, offering trading setups but no consensus on trend reversal. Gold market analysis for October 8
• Neutral Sentiment: Investors explore various vehicles to gain gold exposure, from futures and physical bullion to ETFs. How to Invest in Gold
• Neutral Sentiment: Despite a record high above $4,000, experts see no clear sign that the bull run is ending, though some profit-taking is expected. Gold price well above $4,000; no early clues rally ending
• Neutral Sentiment: Comments on jewelry demand rising concerns as higher gold prices pinch margins in the retail segment. Jewelry companies sound alarm
• Negative Sentiment: Technical indicators warn that gold is approaching an overbought zone, suggesting a potential near-term pullback. Gold price extends record run but approaches overbought
• Negative Sentiment: Natixis strategists caution that even with strong momentum, a 5% to 10% correction could occur. 5% or 10% correction can happen
• Negative Sentiment: Analysts warn there are good reasons to be worried despite gold's milestone, hinting at elevated risk. Reasons to be worried as gold smashes past $4,000
• Negative Sentiment: Some gold equities have cooled off or lagged even as bullion broke above $4,000, indicating uneven stock performance. 2 Gold Stocks Cool Off