Weekly review: XAUUSD, #SP500, #BRENT | 30 January 2026
XAUUSD: BUY 5095.50, SL 5045.50, TP 5245.50

Gold enters the week at all-time highs: XAUUSD is holding near $5 095.45 per ounce and is testing the area above $5 100. Demand is fueled by geopolitical and trade risks, as well as a softer dollar. Additional support comes from central-bank buying and inflows into gold-backed funds; physical bar purchases are also increasing.
The key driver this week is the Federal Reserve meeting on January 27–28. A rate pause is widely expected, but comments about the next steps and the inflation outlook can quickly shift sentiment and the dollar. While uncertainty remains, interest in safe-haven assets stays strong, and pullbacks are often bought.
Trading recommendation: BUY 5095.50, SL 5045.50, TP 5245.50
#SP500: BUY 6916, SL 6840, TP 7144

The S&P 500 starts the week around 6 916 points amid high sensitivity to U.S. news. Investors are watching the Fed decision on January 28 and a series of major corporate reports that shape expectations for profits. If management guidance confirms steady demand and investment activity, the index may keep a positive tone.
Risks for the market include potentially stricter signals from the Fed about the pace of inflation improvement and political statements on tariffs that raise uncertainty for businesses. Economic data and bond yields will also matter: a rise in yields often cools interest in equities. If the week is calm, demand for risk assets may recover.
Trading recommendation: BUY 6916, SL 6840, TP 7144
#BRENT: SELL 65.00, SL 66.30, TP 61.10

Brent is trading near $65.01 per barrel: prices are supported by U.S. production disruptions from winter storms and tensions around the Middle East. However, gains are capped by expectations of higher supply in 2026 and cautious demand estimates, so the market reacts sharply to news on inventories and shipments.
This week, focus is on U.S. oil stock statistics and signals from OPEC+ ahead of upcoming quota discussions. If reports confirm rising inventories or producers show readiness to increase output, pressure on Brent will intensify. The Fed decision also matters: a stronger dollar after the meeting often weighs on commodities and supports a scenario of moderate price declines.
Trading recommendation: SELL 65.00, SL 66.30, TP 61.10
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