XAUUSD: BUY 5158.29, SL 5148.00, TP 5249.00
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Gold starts the week supported by stronger demand for safe-haven assets: uncertainty around new U.S. tariffs and a weaker dollar are keeping prices near $5,160 per ounce.
This week’s focus is on the Fed’s rate signals, fresh U.S. data, and how Washington’s trade decisions develop. Any rise in geopolitical tensions could boost demand, but if inflation accelerates, interest in gold may cool temporarily.
Trading recommendation: BUY 5158.29, SL 5148.00, TP 5249.00
#SP500: SELL 6874, SL 6885, TP 6755
S&P 500 futures enter the week under pressure as the market reassesses the impact of new U.S. import tariffs and waits for clearer direction on trade policy following the Supreme Court decision.
Key drivers in the coming days are major corporate earnings and U.S. demand-related macro data, which will show whether the economy can absorb higher costs. If uncertainty lingers, investors may reduce risk even if corporate profits remain strong.
Trading recommendation: SELL 6874, SL 6885, TP 6755
#BRENT: SELL 70.89, SL 71.30, TP 67.26
Brent is holding around $71 per barrel, but the week starts in “cautious” mode: renewed U.S.–Iran talks are easing supply-disruption fears, while tariff headlines are weighing on expectations for global demand.
Supply conditions remain tight due to sanctions and regional risks, yet banks are increasingly pointing to a potential surplus in 2026 and a likely OPEC+ output increase in the second quarter. That could limit upside unless new shocks emerge.
Trading recommendation: SELL 70.89, SL 71.30, TP 67.26
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Gold starts the week supported by stronger demand for safe-haven assets: uncertainty around new U.S. tariffs and a weaker dollar are keeping prices near $5,160 per ounce.
This week’s focus is on the Fed’s rate signals, fresh U.S. data, and how Washington’s trade decisions develop. Any rise in geopolitical tensions could boost demand, but if inflation accelerates, interest in gold may cool temporarily.
Trading recommendation: BUY 5158.29, SL 5148.00, TP 5249.00
#SP500: SELL 6874, SL 6885, TP 6755
S&P 500 futures enter the week under pressure as the market reassesses the impact of new U.S. import tariffs and waits for clearer direction on trade policy following the Supreme Court decision.
Key drivers in the coming days are major corporate earnings and U.S. demand-related macro data, which will show whether the economy can absorb higher costs. If uncertainty lingers, investors may reduce risk even if corporate profits remain strong.
Trading recommendation: SELL 6874, SL 6885, TP 6755
#BRENT: SELL 70.89, SL 71.30, TP 67.26
Brent is holding around $71 per barrel, but the week starts in “cautious” mode: renewed U.S.–Iran talks are easing supply-disruption fears, while tariff headlines are weighing on expectations for global demand.
Supply conditions remain tight due to sanctions and regional risks, yet banks are increasingly pointing to a potential surplus in 2026 and a likely OPEC+ output increase in the second quarter. That could limit upside unless new shocks emerge.
Trading recommendation: SELL 70.89, SL 71.30, TP 67.26
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