As previously reported, Argus downgraded Barrick Gold to Hold from Buy. Given the global economic uncertainty, the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, and inflation, gold – already trading near the top of its five-year range – is likely to remain in demand, though gold prices may not move substantially above the recent levels as it is already trading near the top of its five-year range, the analyst tells investors in a research note. Argus adds however that it remains at Buy on Barrick Gold stock for the long-term as it is “imprssed” by the company’s decision to focus on replenishing and replacing gold reserves, rather than buying them at a premium.
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