Yvonne Blaszczyk: Gold to US$6,000 by Year End, Silver to US$100

Yvonne Blaszczyk of BMG Group says the recent gold pullback is normal volatility and reiterates an aggressively bullish call: gold at US$6,000/oz by year-end 2026, with silver potentially retaking US$100/oz this year. The interview was filmed June 30, so the call is fresh, but it is a forecast rather than data-driven market evidence. The key takeaway for the desk is the size of the upside target, which implies a continuation of the current bullish narrative in precious metals and suggests Blaszczyk sees any near-term weakness as corrective rather than trend-breaking. No primary flow, positioning, or supply-demand figures are cited in the description, so the thesis rests on macro conviction rather than hard market evidence. Near term, this matters mainly as sentiment input: such a strong upside call can reinforce retail and momentum interest in gold and silver if prices stabilize after the pullback. For traders, the main risk is that the forecast is highly speculative and vulnerable to firmer real yields or a stronger dollar; the next catalyst would be whether metals can quickly reclaim recent resistance after the correction.