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Gold ETFs as an Inflation Hedge: The Best Funds to Own in 2026
etf.com72d agoneutral
Gold ETFs as an Inflation Hedge: The Best Funds to Own in 2026

<p>Inflation is running at 3.5% year-over-year, ongoing geopolitical shocks are disrupting global oil supplies, and consumer electronics prices are soaring because of AI memory shortages. This is exactly the inflation environment gold ETFs were built for — and most investors are underweight.</p>

Why Gold ETFs Are Suddenly Tarnishing
The Daily Upside87d agoneutral
Why Gold ETFs Are Suddenly Tarnishing

Gold ETFs have enjoyed serious upside in recent years, with the price of the precious metal increasing 64% in 2025 after a 26% climb the year before. The price of gold itself has fallen about 6% so far this year and more than 10% since the start of June. It’s always hard to say exactly why the markets do what they do, but the inflation and interest rate outlook clearly isn’t helping gold ETFs at the moment.

Investing.com95d agoneutral
Gold faces hurdle on path to $5,200 as hawkish Fed dampens ETF demand, MS says

Investing.com - Gold’s ambitious march toward a record $5,200 per ounce target faces growing headwinds from a hawkish Federal Reserve, even as geopolitical de-escalation and robust central bank buying provide solid structural support, Morgan Stanley said in a research note. While the Wall Street bank maintains its upside bias for the precious metal into the second half of 2026, analysts warned that achieving its $5,200 target will become increasingly difficult without a renewed surge in exchange