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.
03.08.2026
Gold (XAUUSD) enters the week of 3–7 August at around 4,059 USD per ounce. The Federal Reserve held the interest rate steady, but the probability of tighter policy in September rose to 67%. Rising oil prices following renewed tensions between the US and Iran are adding further pressure.
31.07.2026
Gold (XAUUSD) prices fall to 4,074 USD as the market has fully priced in the previous decline in the US dollar. Find out more in our analysis for 31 July 2026.
30.07.2026
Gold’s attempts to recover lost ground failed once again following the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision. XAUUSD prices currently stand at 4,035 USD. For more details, see our analysis for 30 July 2026.
29.07.2026
Gold (XAUUSD) prices have fallen to 4,020 USD. The market is once again focused on oil and the Federal Reserve’s interest rate outlook. For more details, see our analysis for 29 July 2026.
28.07.2026
XAUUSD is declining for the second consecutive day amid growing expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike, with prices currently standing at 4,045 USD. Discover more in our analysis for 28 July 2026.
27.07.2026
Gold is strengthening ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting, with prices currently at 4,085 USD. Discover more in our analysis for 27 July 2026.
27.07.2026
Gold (XAUUSD) enters the week of 27–31 July at a two-week high of 4,130 USD per ounce. Demand for safe-haven assets is supported by attacks on tankers in the Red Sea and the risk of further escalation around the Strait of Hormuz. However, high oil prices are fuelling inflation concerns and expectations of tighter Federal Reserve policy, limiting gold’s upside potential.
24.07.2026
After rising, gold is once again testing the psychological 4,000 USD level, with growing inflation expectations and a stronger dollar driving the decline. Find out more in our analysis for 24 July 2026.