Wall Street analysts predict a continued decline in global gold prices following the Federal Reserve’s decision to maintain current interest rates. This forecast contrasts with optimism observed among individual investors. The expectation of sustained rates suggests reduced appeal for gold as a non-yielding asset. Experts believe the market is reacting to the Fed’s signaling of no immediate policy shifts. Investor sentiment remains a key factor, with retail investors currently displaying a more positive outlook than professional analysts. The coming week will likely see continued pressure on gold as a result of these converging forces. Further monitoring of economic data and Fed communications will be crucial for assessing the trajectory of gold prices.