Radar do Mercado
Resumo diário completo com análise técnica e fundamental dos mercados globais, incluindo movimentos em Forex, ações, metais e decisões macroeconômicas relevantes.
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A crisis is unfolding in the bond market that equity investors may not be aware of. Long-term government bond yields are rising across major economies as governments struggle to contain mounting debt burdens. Last week, Japan’s 30-year bond yield ran to an all-time high of 3.4%. The 40-year also hit a record 3.6%. The Financial Post reports the higher yields resulted from a weak bond auction that highlighted investors’ concerns over the country’s fiscal stability. Germany’s 30-year “bund” yields jumped over 12 basis points, reflecting fears over its €500 billion rearmament plan. Japan has long faced a mountainous debt problem. A 260% debt-to-GDP ratio is by fa…
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Longtime mining industry executive W. R. “Bob” Dengler, an engineer who built Canadian startup Dynatec into one of the country’s biggest mine contractors and operators, has died. He was 84. Dengler passed away peacefully on May 15 in Aurora, Ontario, his family said in an emailed statement. No cause of death was disclosed. “Bob Dengler is undoubtedly a mining legend,” former Iamgold CEO Stephen Letwin wrote in a 2018 letter of recommendation for an award. “He stands out for his entrepreneurial mindset, the strategic vision he has brought to the industry and the lasting value his efforts have generated for Canada’s economy.” Early mining exposure Born in the…
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Tungsten prices on the European spot market hit the highest level in 12 years this month, driven by China tightening its grip on critical mineral exports. Tungsten is a smaller market, with an estimated value of around $5 billion in 2023. But the industries that depend on it are getting exponentially bigger, and it is the material of choice for a key defense application – what the military calls penetrators – high-density, armour-piercing projectiles. Its also required in US Department of Defence (DoD) contracts. Tungsten production in the US ceased in 2015. The US had been mining tungsten, but it was no longer commercially viable due to low prices and competitio…
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MINING.COM and The Northern Miner mapped global rare earth production through a geopolitical lens, dividing the world into five “spheres of control”: Chinese, American, Russian, Coalition of the Willing, and Undrafted. These groupings reflect geographic, social, cultural, and economic ties—and possible alignments in a more polarized world. Watch: In this 18-minute presentation at the CentralMinEX conference in Newfoundland, TNM Group President Anthony Vaccaro examines how the world is fracturing into competing spheres of control. (By Anthony Vaccaro; Files from: Ali Ravaghi; Creative: James Alafriz)
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Gold prices dropped more than 1% on Friday as markets digested the latest tariff developments, while a softer inflation report in the US kept hopes for a rate cut alive. Spot gold fell back below $3,300 an ounce during the morning session, trading at $3,281.24 for an intraday gain of 1.1% by 10:45 a.m. ET. US gold futures also fell 1.1% to $3,307.40 an ounce in New York. Live Gold Price Chart and Real-Time Updates Meanwhile, the US dollar index ticked 0.3% higher to make gold more expensive for buyers. Gold traded lower despite renewed tensions between the US and China, with US President Donald Trump claiming that China had violated their trade agreement.…
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Panama has approved First Quantum Minerals’ (TSX: FM) maintenance plan for the shuttered Cobre Panama copper mine, clarifying that this does not signal a restart of operations. Trade and Industry Minister Julio Moltó said the endorsed plan is aimed at preventing environmental damage and preserving equipment that has sat idle for nearly 20 months. He stressed that the site remains closed and that the initiative is strictly for environmental protection and site care. “The mine is not being reopened. We’re authorizing the implementation of the care and safe management plan to ensure it is environmentally protected,” Moltó said, according to Prensa Latina. The pla…
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Australia’s Paladin Energy (ASX: PDN) is facing the prospect of a second class action lawsuit tied to its production guidance. The new legal action, if initiated, would unfold in the Supreme Court of Victoria in Melbourne and mirrors claims made in a separate class action alleging the uranium miner misled investors. The potential new proceedings focus on disclosures made between June 27, 2024, and March 25, 2025. The previous suit accused Paladin of misleading investors and breaching ASX continuous disclosure rules between June 27 and November 11, 2024. Both actions centre on Paladin’s uranium production forecasts. “Paladin intends to strongly defend any proce…
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Six months into the job, British Columbia’s Critical Minerals Minister Jagrup Brar says major mine permitting timelines have narrowed by over a third, as new mining rules are set to hasten new applications. The government is to test its new parallel-review process in BC’s northwestern ‘Golden Triangle’ region, Premier David Eby announced on Monday. The framework seeks to boost critical-mineral output and support community development. This will happen through agreements with First Nations that are based on consent. MABC maps opportunities for British Columbia as a global player in critical minerals markets “We have made significant progress while not compromi…
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Uranium producer enCore Energy (NASDAQ: EU, TSXV: EU) said on Thursday it has received approval to include the Upper Spring Creek project under its existing radioactive materials license in South Texas. The license granted by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, which originally covered the company’s Rosita uranium project, has now been expanded to include the Brown Area of Upper Spring Creek. enCore is currently the only uranium producer in the United States. It operates the 100%-owned Rosita central processing plant (CPP) in South Texas as well as the Alta Mesa CPP in a joint venture with Boss Energy (ASX: BOE). The Texas regulatory approval marks …
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Awalé Resources (TSXV: ARIC) has been given a C$8.26 million ($6 million) investment boost from Fortuna Mining (TSX: FVI; NYSE: FSM) to support its exploration activities in Côte d’Ivoire, sending its shares higher. In a press release Thursday, Awalé said Fortuna, which also operates in the African nation, will buy roughly 15 million of its shares at C$0.55 per share, for a premium of 19% to the stock’s 10-day volume-weighted average on the TSX Venture Exchange. The announcement sent Awalé’s shares 14% higher by midday in Toronto, trading at C$0.49 apiece for a market capitalization of approximately C$42.9 million ($31 million). At closing, Fortuna will own ap…
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Bitcoin and the broader crypto market have failed to find relief despite favorable Core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) data in the United States. According to data from CoinGecko, the total cryptocurrency market capitalization dipped by nearly 5% on Friday, May 30th. However, an industry expert has explained why the US macroeconomic landscape might not get better for the crypto and other risk asset markets over the next few months. This interesting projection suggests that the future looks a tad uncertain for the Bitcoin price and the rest of the cryptocurrency market. Why Fed Rate Cuts Are Not Coming Soon In a new post on the social media platform X, Jim Bianc…
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Frontier Lithium (TSXV: FL) said a definitive feasibility study for the C$943 million capex PAK project in northern Ontario boosted reserves by 37%. The study, which calculates a net present value of C$932 million based on a discount rate of 8%, provides a “robust basis” for Frontier to target a final investment decision within two years, according to a statement issued Thursday. Frontier is making progress on project financing and has started the permitting process, which should also be completed by mid-2027. Frontier is working with Mitsubishi to develop PAK, which is located more than 1,400 km northwest of Toronto, near the Manitoba-Ontario border. The Japanese…
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Gold prices returned above $3,300 an ounce on Thursday as the market assesses the implications of a court ruling that blocked most of US President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Spot gold rose 0.6% to $3,307.79 an ounce as of 10:40 a.m. ET, having fallen to as low as $3,245.90 after the Asian markets opened. Three-month gold futures in New York also recovered, up 1.1% at $3,332.80 an ounce. Live Gold Price Chart and Real-Time Updates Bullion initially fell after the US Court of International Trade deemed many of Trump’s tariffs to be illegal on Wednesday, drawing investors toward risk-on assets and away from the safe-haven metal. While the Trump administration f…
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Glencore (LON: GLEN) has transferred almost $22 billion in foreign assets into its Australian subsidiary in a sweeping global restructure, laying the groundwork for a future mega-merger with a rival mining heavyweight. The move, disclosed by the Australian Financial Review, means the total assets held by Glencore’s Australian entity have doubled to $42 billion. The shift required $3.8 billion in internal cash transfers and $614 million in intra-company share issuances to facilitate the asset migration. The restructure consolidates coal mines in Canada, South Africa and Colombia, a major copper project in Argentina, and South African manganese, chrome and vanadium …
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To meet the world’s future needs, copper prices must at least double their current levels in order to incentivize companies to build more mines, a study published in the latest issue of the SEG Discovery journal suggests. According to the study, led by researchers from the University of Michigan, Cornell University and the University of Queensland, the problem isn’t about finding enough copper in the ground, but the rate at which companies are mining to satiate the rapid consumption of metal driven by two major themes: economic development and clean energy. These two drivers of demand are at odds when it comes to how resources are to be allocated, because, as the …
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Magrathea, a California-based start-up developing technology to produce carbon neutral light metal from seawater, has launched its next-generation magnesium chloride electrolyzer to split magnesium salts to make magnesium metal at its pilot facility in Oakland. The launch is a component of its plans to establish the first new commercial-scale magnesium electrolyzer in the United States in the past 50 years, the US Department of Defense-backed company said. Magnesium unlocks a wide range of applications, such as stiffening aluminum in alloys, steel making, nuclear inputs, automotive, aerospace, and next-generation defense applications. Russia and China currentl…
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Recent drilling by Harfang Exploration (TSXV: HAR) returned a highlight hit of 2.5 metres grading 35.6 grams gold per tonne from drilling in the Koval zone at its Sky Lake project in northwestern Ontario. That interval, in hole SLA-25-04, included 15.6 metres at 4.54 grams gold from 290.85 metres, as well as 8.35 metres grading 7.52 grams gold and 2.5 metres at 35.59 grams gold, Harfang reported Wednesday. Sky Lake is about 500 km north of Thunder Bay. “It has become obvious to us that there may be a significant mineralized system at Koval,” Harfang CEO Rick Breger said in a release. “The regional geology, the project geology, and the information we have gleaned f…
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US-based critical minerals developer Terra Metals and resource investment firm Metalex Commodities have finalized talks on the creation of what they call a “new copper and cobalt production powerhouse” based in Zambia. A signing ceremony is expected to be held in the US Embassy in Lusaka, underscoring the strategic alignment with US government priorities on critical mineral security, Terra Metals said in a press release Wednesday. The signing will highlight the strengthening US-Africa cooperation in the clean energy transition and will serve as a major diplomatic and commercial milestone for the region’s mining sector, it added. The Delaware-registered miner c…
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First Majestic Silver (TSX, NYSE: AG) expanded the high-grade mineralization of its Navidad deposit in northwestern Mexico as it announced a second gold-silver discovery in a year in the Santo Niño vein at the nearby Santa Elena mine. Shares rose. Drillhole EWUG-25-050 at Navidad cut 6.8 metres grading 14.8 grams gold per tonne and 642 grams silver from about 703 metres downhole, Vancouver-based First Majestic said Wednesday. That hole included 5.9 metres at 11.1 grams gold and 215 grams silver from a depth of 569 metres. The project is about 150 km northeast of Hermosillo, the capital of the State of Sonora. “In our view, the higher-than-expected grades results o…
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Gold’s monumental rally in recent months is far from over, as the precious metal continues to play an instrumental role in today’s financial landscape, according to Cam Currie, senior investment advisor at Canaccord Genuity’s Currie Metals & Mining Group. In an interview on The Northern Miner Podcast with host Adrian Pocobelli, Currie shared his bullish outlook on precious metals, emphasized the strength of mid-tier miners, and unpacked how global debt and monetary shifts are reshaping the role of gold in institutional portfolios. Gold in a new paradigm Currie believes gold’s breakout to all-time highs in recent months is only the beginning of a longe…
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Perpetua Resources (NASDAQ: PPTA) (TSX: PPTA) announced Wednesday it has won up to $6.9 million in funding from the US Army via the Defense Ordnance Technology Consortium (DOTC) to support the development of its Stibnite antimony-gold project in Idaho. This additional funding, awarded under an ordnance technology initiative agreement (OTIA) from August 2023, builds on the $15.5 million already awarded to the company by the DOTC, Perpetua said. According to the Boise, Idaho-headquartered miner, the funding will be used for testing intended to demonstrate the feasibility of using material sourced from the Stibnite project to produce military-specification antimony t…
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Over the past week, the Tron (TRX) market recorded a choppy price action, eventually resulting in a 2.10% price decline. Amidst the crypto market euphoria seen in the past two months, TRX has maintained a steady price growth reporting percentage increase of 17.39% since the beginning of April. Interestingly, prominent crypto analyst Burak Kesmeci has shared an intriguing market insight that indicates TRX is likely to remain on the uptrend for the foreseeable future. TRX Futures Market Signals Good Accumulation Opportunity In an X post on May 30, Burak Kesmeci postulated that TRX remains in a prime position for further price gains based on developments in futures ret…
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Although the past 24 hours have been characterized by heavy selloffs, Bitcoin is still currently holding above the $100,000 level, trading around $103,700 as of the time of writing. Notably, signs of exhaustion are also beginning to surface for Bitcoin, especially in the past 48 hours. While long-term indicators suggest a bullish continuation for the Bitcoin price, short-term models indicate a breakdown of bullish strength, particularly as the cryptocurrency approaches the critical $100,000 support zone. This sentiment is relayed by popular crypto analyst Willy Woo, who shared the good and bad news based on Bitcoin’s current technicals. Good News: A Bullish Long-Ter…
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Popular crypto analyst with X username CasiTrades has shared an interesting technical analysis on the XRP market that postulates a potential short-term price gain. Notably, XRP prices have dipped by over 7% in the past week amidst a general crypto price correction. However, CasiTrades predicts there may be a window for quick price relief provided a specific support level remains valid. Scalp Setup Tips XRP For $2.25 Price Target In an X post on May 30, CasiTrades outlines a XRP trade set up that presents a potentially lucrative short-term trading opportunity. Notably, the analyst explains that XRP decline to its 0.118 Fibonacci retracement level at $2.196 has pushed …
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US President Donald Trump’s brief post on Truth Social on May 29 sparked a quick burst of excitement among crypto traders. Based on reports, some users saw a hidden reference to the Pepe meme coin (PEPE). In the next few hours, PEPE shot up by 5% but then fell back by 15%. Traders are now watching to see if this social push can do what Elon Musk once did for Dogecoin. Pepe Price Moves According to market data, PEPE’s price hit its upper resistance after the Trump post. A short surge brought a 5% gain. Then profit-taking and wider market pressure drove an 18% correction. The flip in momentum shows how fast things can change in meme-coin land. A small tweet or post can …
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