RoboForex analysts publish a fresh gold forecast and XAUUSD forecast most trading days. Each one pairs price-chart analysis with what's actually moving the market: a Fed rate decision, a stronger or weaker dollar, a new inflation print, sometimes rising geopolitical risk. The aim is to explain the move, not just report it.
Coverage includes the levels traders watch most closely: support, resistance, and the points where safe-haven demand or central bank gold buying tend to shift the trend. Some days bring a quick technical update, others a deeper weekly outlook. As with any market, none of this is a guarantee, so size your trades accordingly.
10.04.2026
XAUUSD prices are balancing below key resistance while the market assesses geopolitics and signals from the Fed. The current quote is 4,753 USD. More details are in our analysis for 10 April 2026
09.04.2026
The ceasefire agreement sent Brent quotes plummeting, but a new upward wave is now possible, with a test of the 112.45 USD mark and eventually 150.00 USD. Find out more in our analysis for 9 April 2026.
09.04.2026
Gold remains hostage to geopolitics, oil prices, and Federal Reserve decisions. After a sharp surge, XAUUSD quotes lost ground, hovering around 4,720 USD. Discover more in our analysis for 9 April 2026
08.04.2026
Gold (XAUUSD) prices rose to 4,800 USD. A catastrophe in the Middle East has not happened so far. Find more details in our analysis for 8 April 2026.
07.04.2026
Brent is hovering around 107.53 USD on Tuesday, with everyone watching Trump’s ultimatum and the Middle East factor. Discover more in our analysis for 7 April 2026.
07.04.2026
XAUUSD quotes remain under pressure amid heightened geopolitical risks and a failure to consolidate above the key resistance level. Prices currently stand at 4,644 USD. Find out more in our analysis for 7 April 2026.
06.04.2026
Amid anticipation of the US President’s press conference, XAUUSD quotes are testing the 4,650 USD mark. Find more details in our analysis for 6 April 2026
06.04.2026
Gold (XAUUSD) enters the week of 6–10 April in the 4,600–4,700 USD per ounce range after a correction from local highs. Pressure on quotes persists amid a stronger US dollar following Donald Trump’s statements and uncertainty around the Middle East conflict. Rising oil prices are adding to inflation risks and supporting the Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance, which limits demand for gold.