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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The disgraced crypto founder behind the monumental collapse of Terra, Do Kwon, Today admitted to wire fraud and conspiracy to defraud in one of the industry’s biggest scandals. Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon, the once high-flying crypto mogul behind the ill-fated Terra USD stablecoin, has pleaded guilty to two counts of fraud in a New York federal court, according to Reuters. Entering a plea marks the latest chapter in a years-long legal saga that has gripped the digital asset world since Terra’s catastrophic collapse in 2022. It could reduce his prospective sentence from 150 years to just 25 years in prison. Do Kwon’s Journey From Crypto Fugitive to Courtroom Confe…
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Most Read: Oil prices went up on Wednesday after the American Petroleum Institute reported a drop in U.S. crude stockpiles. Investors are also watching for updates on efforts to end the Ukraine war, with sanctions on Russian oil still in effect. US Crude Stockpiles Drop The American Petroleum Institute (API) reported that U.S. crude stocks fell by 2.4 million barrels last week, more than the expected 1.2 million-barrel drop, showing stronger demand. Official data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) will be released later today. Other Factors Impacting Oil Prices Oil prices have been holding out hope of a Russia-Ukraine peace deal. On Tuesday, Trump…
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The Bitcoin price never really caught a break over the past week, falling below the $110,000 mark by Tuesday, August 26. While it looked set to make a strong comeback, jumping back above $113,000 on Thursday, the flagship cryptocurrency is now struggling around a new multi-week low of around $107,500. This recent price decline has sparked conversations around the BTC bull cycle potentially reaching its peak, especially considering the market is currently dominated by euphoria. However, a crypto analyst on social media platform X has come forward with an audacious prediction for the Bitcoin price over the next few months. BTC To Reach Cycle Top In December 2025: Analyst …
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Koryx Copper’s (TSXV: KRY) new preliminary economic assessment (PEA) positions its open-pit Haib project in Namibia among the largest red metal projects in the region by value and contained copper. At a post-tax net present value (NPV) of $1.35 billion and an internal rate of return (IRR) of 20%, the Haib study issued on Thursday shows the highest value for development-stage and producing copper mines in Namibia and Botswana. It’s well ahead of Chinese state-owned miner MMG’s Khoemacau mine in Botswana, which has an NPV of $864 million. “The objective of this PEA was to right-size and optimize the Haib project and reposition it as a credible, low-risk, large-scale…
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The USD is mostly lower to start the US trading day/week (the exception is the vs the JPY after Prime Minister Ishiba's resignation) after the August 2025 U.S. jobs report which showed a sharp slowdown in hiring, with nonfarm payrolls rising just 22,000, well below expectations, while the unemployment rate climbed to 4.3%, its highest since 2021. Job losses were seen in manufacturing, construction, and government, offset only by modest gains in healthcare, retail, and leisure. The prior months were revised downward, reinforcing the trend of weakening labor demand. The three-month average of U.S. nonfarm payrolls is currently about 29,000 jobs per month, well below the 12-…
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Bitcoin’s price has spent the past week hovering within a tight band and bouncing between $108,000 and $112,000 without any clear direction yet. There have been multiple rejections at the $112,000 price level and technical analysis shows pressure around the 200-day moving averages on the four-hour chart. Notably, a technical analysis shared by crypto analyst Daan Crypto shows Bitcoin is at risk of a breakdown below $100,000, but bulls still have a chance to stage a recovery rally in the weeks ahead. Analyst Warns About Sweep Of Monthly Lows In his latest post on the social media platform X, Daan Crypto Trades noted that Bitcoin is currently indecisive, and its price ac…
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Australia’s Jindalee Lithium (ASX: JLL) has signed a letter of intent to merge the US subsidiary that holds its flagship McDermitt project with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) sponsored by private equity firm Antarctica Capital to create a new US-listed company. The LOI, which is non binding, is part of a strategic partnering process that Jindalee initiated in April to secure US funding for its project located on the Oregon-Nevada border, after being named amongst the first 10 “transparency projects ” under the Trump administration’s FAST-41 initiative for streamlined permitting. The Australian miner said it followed a “competitive process involving m…
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EUR/USD 5-Minute Analysis The EUR/USD pair posted completely illogical moves on Tuesday and Wednesday. On Tuesday, following the release of the annual NonFarm Payrolls report (which, unsurprisingly, disappointed), the US dollar rose. Then on Wednesday, when the dollar had every chance to fall again, there was no decline in the US currency—even though the Producer Price Index showed a drop of 0.1%. Historically, the PPI figure is usually around 0.2–0.3%. The slowdown could indicate simply a correction after the previous month's surge (when prices rose by 0.9%), as well as the minimal impact of Donald Trump's tariffs on inflation. However, low inflation still (potential…
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Macroeconomic Report Review: There are a few macroeconomic releases scheduled for Thursday. However, in the United States, an important August inflation report will be published, which could provoke a strong market reaction if it prints a surprise figure. Any value outside the 2.7–2.9% range would be considered a substantial surprise. Lower-than-expected inflation (relative to previous readings and forecasts) could trigger a dollar sell-off. Higher inflation would support the US currency. No important releases are planned today in the UK, Germany, or the Eurozone. Fundamental Events Review: Among Thursday's fundamental events, the European Central Bank meeting a…
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XRP is now back trading above $3 and is holding well above the price level. This is on the back of days of consolidating around $2.8. Although price action in the past 24 hours has seen XRP trading back above $3, it is yet to confirm a close to solidify the zone. Against this backdrop, technical analysis of the XRP 4-hour candlestick timeframe chart shows a critical level that could determine whether XRP finally breaks free into price discovery. Resistance Keeping XRP From Price Discovery Although the XRP price is currently inching slowly upwards, technical analysis shows it is yet to break above a technical resistance keeping it from price recovery. According to a techn…
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Week in Review - Equities with Fresh All-Time Highs Another inflation print from the US and focus still remains on the labor market where unemployment claims saw a significant spike this week. This leaves the Fed in a position where anything but a rate cut next week could send markets spinning. Inflation data this week did flash some warning signs. Looking at the data, tariff driven price pressure leaks through the economy, though it looks different across categories. Food prices seem to climb a bit, while many non‑essential items are easing. Yet the worry for a typical Fed watcher is not the direct cost of imported goods. It is more about the rise in service costs tha…
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The GBP/USD currency pair surged briskly on Monday. No significant events were scheduled in either the UK or the US that day, so a typical "quiet Monday" was expected. However, the market decided otherwise. On Wednesday evening, the Federal Reserve will announce the results of its meeting, followed by the Bank of England on Thursday afternoon. We have repeatedly noted that the dollar once again faces highly unfavorable conditions for another decline. Let's discuss this in more detail. The first step is to open the daily timeframe. It is clear that the British currency rallied strongly in the first half of 2025, something not seen with the pound for several years, if not l…
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October brings a convergence of pivotal events on both the economic and geopolitical fronts, shaping a volatile global outlook. From looming tariff battles in Washington and monetary policy decisions in Frankfurt to military posturing in Eastern Europe and high-level political signaling in Beijing, this month may set the tone for the final stretch of 2025 and beyond. At the same time, in a repeat of a unique and macabre political dynamic, the risk of a partial US federal government closure due to the lack spending authorization as of October 1 is very high. Both parties think they have something to gain, or less to lose from a shutdown. In addition to the disruption and…
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The market is once again driven by headlines: gold has rewritten its all-time high, soaring to $3,812 per ounce; Brent crude slipped below $70 amid a supply glut; Oracle is entering TikTok US through a $14 billion deal; and Apple is preparing to give Siri a "second wind," accelerating the AI race. This article explores the reasons and consequences behind each story, offers fresh forecasts and key risks, and, in conclusion, presents practical strategies for traders looking to turn this volatility into real results. Gold hits a historic peak: a new benchmark for traders Gold has shattered its previous price records, breaking above the $3,812 per ounce mark and cementing i…
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Critical Metals Corp (Nasdaq: CRML) will lift its ownership in the Tanbreez rare earth project in southern Greenland to 92.5%, positioning itself to control one of the world’s largest rare earth deposits, major shareholder European Lithium (ASX: EUR) announced Thursday. Under the revised agreement, Critical Metals will raise its stake in Tanbreez Mining Greenland AS from 42% to 92.5% by issuing 14.5 million shares to Rimbal Pty Ltd, a company controlled by project founder Gregory Barnes. The agreed price of $8 per share represents a 23% premium to Critical Metals’ last close of $6.49, valuing the transaction at $116 million. Barnes waived an earlier requirement fo…
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NEWSQUAWK PREVIEW: Japanese LDP Leadership Election, 4th October 2025 Tokyo Japanese LDP Leadership Election BACKGROUND The LDP will elect its new president on 4th October following the resignation of PM Ishiba on 7th September. The winner will almost certainly become Japanʼs next PM, with the Diet vote slated for mid-October. The contest comes at a moment of weakness for the party: the LDP-Komeito coalition no longer holds a majority in either chamber of the Diet, after losing the upper house in July 2025 and already being short in the lower house since 2024, leaving the new leader judged primarily on their ability to unify the party and secure opposition cooperation…
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Yesterday, gold set a new all-time high, approaching the $4,000 per ounce mark. This occurred amid rising market uncertainty driven by the U.S. government shutdown and the ongoing political crisis in France. In addition, global economic instability and slowing growth in China have added to investor nervousness, prompting a shift toward safer currencies and assets. The price of gold rose to $3,977.44 per ounce after gaining 1.9% on Monday. The U.S. government shutdown, now in its second week, has deprived investors of key economic data needed to assess the state of the U.S. economy. This complicates the Federal Reserve's ability to evaluate shifting conditions. Traders co…
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Bitcoin experienced a solid correction yesterday during the US trading session. The movement from $125,000 down to $120,500 was quite active, after which the first buyers began to step in, suggesting that the bullish rally is clearly not yet over. Yesterday, media outlets reported that the SEC is preparing an innovative exception for crypto projects. This will be a so-called "special regime" that allows startups to test blockchain solutions under regulatory supervision, without fear of immediate lawsuits or penalties. This step could mark a breakthrough in the relationship between the crypto industry and the SEC, which has been tense recently due to numerous lawsuits a…
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Bitcoin advocate Max Keiser has questioned whether new Bitcoin treasury companies will show the same commitment as Strategy co‐founder Michael Saylor. According to Keiser’s May 30 X post, Saylor kept buying Bitcoin through past market drops without selling, even when his holdings were underwater. He pointed out that Strategy’s imitators have yet to face a real bear market. Based on this, Keiser warned it might be unrealistic to assume these newer firms will stay steady if prices slide. Max Keiser Raises Doubts In a May 30 X post, Keiser wrote, “The Strategy clones have not been tested in a bear market. Saylor never sold and just kept buying, even when his BTC position …
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Dogecoin is probing its most-contested price shelf of 2025, and two respected technicians— Cantonese Cat (@cantonmeow) and ANBESSA (@Anbessa100)—have reached the rare point where their short-term and high-time-frame road maps overlap almost perfectly. Dogecoin Just Hit Its Make-Or-Break Zone Cantonese Cat’s daily chart, published late on June 2, highlights a turquoise demand band stretching from $0.1850 to $0.1950. That ribbon has flipped roles repeatedly since February: first cushioning the price action in late-February, and then capping March and April’s rebounds. After last week’s four-day decline, three successive bodies have closed inside the rectangle while intra…
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Amid the Trump-Musk online feud, Bitcoin (BTC) has hovered within the mid-and-low areas of its local price range, hitting a one-month low near the $100,000 support. However, some analysts suggest that the cryptocurrency is preparing for the “real” price jump toward a new all-time high (ATH) Bitcoin Prepares For ‘Real Breakout’ Over the past 24 hours, Bitcoin experienced significant volatility fueled by the online feud between US President Donald Trump and Tesla and X owner Elon Musk. The flagship crypto’s price took a beating on Thursday afternoon after dropping by over 5% from the $105,000 level to the $100,000 support. Before the pullback, BTC had been attempting to …
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Singapore-based trading firm QCP Capital opened its Monday note with a blunt assessment: “Implied vols continue to come under pressure, with BTC stuck in a tight range as summer approaches.” In the options house’s telling, the market is drifting into the northern-hemisphere holiday season much as it did a year ago, when one-month at-the-money (ATM) volatility collapsed from 80 vols in March to barely 40 vols by July and spot repeatedly “failed to decisively breach the $70k level.” The difference this year is the new, higher plateau: BTC has sat between $100,000 and $110,000 for most of the past three weeks. The calm is visible beyond Deribit’s options screens. Deribit’s …
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Overview: The US dollar is enjoying a firmer tone against the G10 currencies with the disappointing UK jobs data weighing on sterling the most. It is off about 0.5% in late morning European activity. The greenback is more mixed against emerging market currencies. The Mexican peso, which reached new highs for the year yesterday is consolidating. The Brazilian real also rose to its best level of the year yesterday. The US economic calendar is light today and the focus is on tomorrow's CPI report and the ongoing US-China talks in London. The US tariffs have been the key issue, the talks in London appear to be more about export controls. There are the makings for a deal: chip…
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Karelian Diamond Resources (LON: KDR) has registered its Lahtojoki mining concession in the Finnish land registry, advancing its plan to develop what could become the European Union’s first diamond mine. This registration, handled by the Finnish mining authority TUKES, allows the company to proceed with further development plans for the Lahtojoki diamond deposit, which is known for its high-quality gem diamonds and potential for significant economic returns. TUKES had previously approved the concession and is also responsible for issuing the mining certificate. Karelian noted that a hearing on compensation matters related to the project has been postponed unt…
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Dogecoin is changing hands near $0.198 on Wednesday afternoon in Europe, almost 20 % below its late-March high yet still clinging to an eleven-month up-trend that now converges with a formidable technical inflection, according to independent analyst “VisionPulsed.” Is This Dogecoin’s Summer Liftoff? Speaking in a 10 June video, the analyst told viewers he had been “making the case that the first two weeks of June should be when we start moving up—if we’re bullish. He conceded that “there is a chance the move has started” after Dogecoin closed a two-day candle back above the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement drawn from the December 2024 swing high. The backdrop VisionPulsed de…
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