Gold's rally isn't a sign of a commodity supercycle, Goldman Sachs says
Gold's constrained supply sets it apart from other commodities.
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- Gold's rally doesn't mean a commodity supercycle is here, Goldman Sachs says.
- Central bank buying, Fed rate cuts, and call options demand are powering gold.
- Unlike gold, other commodities can ramp up production as prices climb.
Gold's powerful rally isn't a sign that a broader commodity boom is taking hold, Goldman Sachs says.
The yellow metal has been on a record run...