Gold futures wavered around the break-even mark Monday, largely holding on to Friday’s gains that were sparked by central-bank news from China and Europe. Despite gold’s lackluster moves over the past several months, at least one analyst speculated that the yellow precious metal may recover to $1,400 an ounce by 2016.December gold futures GCZ4, +0.08% were last up 20 cents, or less than 0.1%, to $1,197.90 an ounce, while December silver SIZ4, +0.70% edged up a penny, also less than 0.1%, to $16.41 an ounce.
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