Gold Price Today: Gold prices are finding it difficult to gain strong momentum even after a small bounce from the $4,600 level. For the second day in a row, gold is trading under pressure as the market heads into the European session.
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Gold Price Forecast: Buy Above $4,750? Targets $5,000+ – Neal Bhai Analysis
Gold price forecast: Gold (XAU/USD) may turn bullish above $4,750, says Neal Bhai. Check key targets, strategy, and expert outlook for traders and investors.
Asian Buyers Eye Russian Oil Again, Prices Remain Steady Amid Global Uncertainty
Asian Oil Demand: Asian buyers are once again showing strong interest in Russian oil shipments, according to market traders. However, despite the growing demand, global crude prices are not seeing major changes and remain largely stable.
US-Iran conflict may spike India’s crude prices and fuel inflation
Escalating tensions between the United States and Iran over stalled nuclear negotiations have once again heightened geopolitical risks in global crude markets. Recent warnings from US leadership about possible military action after Iran allegedly crossed key American “red lines” triggered a sharp rally in crude prices, with WTI jumping more than 5% as markets reacted to the possibility of a broader confrontation. This renewed uncertainty has raised concerns about potential supply disruptions and their impact on major crude-importing economies, particularly India.
Gold Steadies Near $5,000 as Iran Risks, Fed Outlook in Focus
As of February 20, 2026, spot gold is trading near the $5,000 per ounce threshold, closing at approximately $5,001.07 in recent sessions. The market is currently characterized by a tug-of-war between heightened geopolitical safe-haven demand and a hawkish outlook from the Federal Reserve.