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.
26.02.2026
Brent crude has fallen to 70.73 USD. Geopolitics supports growth, while US inventory data weighs on prices. Discover more in our analysis for 26 February 2026.
26.02.2026
Amid expectations of US employment data, gold (XAUUSD) continues to rise, with prices testing the 5,190 USD level. Find more details in our analysis for 26 February 2026.
25.02.2026
Gold (XAUUSD) prices have risen to 5,180 USD, with the focus remaining on the risk premium and Federal Reserve rate expectations. Find more details in our analysis for 25 February 2026.
24.02.2026
Brent crude prices continue to rise amid sustained technical strength and escalating geopolitical tensions, currently trading at 71.50 USD. Discover more in our analysis for 24 February 2026.
24.02.2026
Gold (XAUUSD) prices have pulled back to 5,190 USD, with geopolitics and risk factors remaining in focus. Find more details in our analysis for 24 February 2026.
23.02.2026
Gold (XAUUSD) enters the week of 23–27 February in a consolidation phase after a pullback to 4,960 USD per ounce. Pressure on prices came from signals in the FOMC minutes and a reduction in expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts. At the same time, gold remains above key support levels, while central bank demand and geopolitical uncertainty continue to limit the scale of the correction.
20.02.2026
Gold (XAUUSD) continues to move sideways, trading around 5,000 USD. Find more details in our analysis for 20 February 2026.
19.02.2026
Economic data and a decline in US oil inventories support Brent quotes, which have reached 70.00 USD per barrel. Find out more in our analysis for 19 February 2026.