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.
03.04.2026
Gold (XAUUSD) prices have returned to local growth near 4,672 USD, with the Middle East factor remaining decisive. Discover more in our analysis for 3 April 2026
02.04.2026
Oil prices continue to be influenced by statements from the White House and the tense geopolitical backdrop. After falling, quotes have resumed growth and are testing the 106.00 USD mark. Discover more in our analysis for 2 April 2026.
02.04.2026
XAUUSD prices are moving into a corrective decline amid technical signals and increasing geopolitical tensions. Quotes currently stand at 4,589 USD. Discover more in our analysis for 2 April 2026
01.04.2026
The geopolitical backdrop and rising energy prices are becoming drivers of XAUUSD growth. The current quote is 4,700 USD. More details are in our analysis for 1 April 2026
31.03.2026
Brent quotes are forming a correction in anticipation of news from the Middle East and are hovering around 106.20 USD. Discover more in our analysis for 31 March 2026.
31.03.2026
XAUUSD prices remain under pressure from key resistance despite local growth due to geopolitical and monetary factors, currently trading at 4,563 USD. Discover more in our analysis for 31 March 2026
30.03.2026
Gold is in a vulnerable position, with many factors affecting XAUUSD prices, which are currently trading at 4,510 USD. Discover more in our analysis for 30 March 2026.
30.03.2026
Gold (XAUUSD) enters the week of 30 March–3 April below 4,500 USD per ounce after the previous decline. Pressure on quotes remains amid uncertainty around the Middle East conflict and conflicting signals regarding US-Iran talks. Rising oil prices support inflation risks and keep central banks in a hawkish stance, limiting demand for the metal.