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Analysis of EUR/USD 5M The EUR/USD currency pair continued its downward movement on Wednesday. However, the most interesting aspect is not merely the further decline of the European currency. Recall that on Monday, the market essentially ignored the ISM manufacturing activity index, which came in worse than expected. For over a month, we have highlighted the illogical nature of market movements, emphasizing this event. Wednesday arrived, and the U.S. was set to release the ISM services activity index along with the ADP report on the labor market. Let's analyze. According to the ADP report, the private sector added 42,000 jobs in October. As noted, 42,000 is quite mini…
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Solana’s recent pullback appears to be finding direction as the price drifts toward the $160 zone, a level attracting strong-handed investors. Despite short-term weakness, sentiment around SOL remains steady, with traders viewing the dip as a potential accumulation opportunity before momentum shifts back in favor of the bulls. Triangle Breakdown Brings SOL To A Critical Accumulation Zone According to the latest outlook from Crypto VIP Signal, Solana’s price recently broke out of a downward triangle, signaling a temporary shift in market structure. This move has brought SOL down to a crucial support region where buyers have previously shown strong interest. The reaction f…
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Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for November 5. The US government shutdown officially became the longest in history today — 36 days and counting — yet markets found some relief in stronger-than-expected private data amid the lack of public releases. The ISM Services PMI hit its highest level since February, and ADP employment came in at 42K vs. 25K expected, underscoring the economy’s resilience despite the political gridlock. Services PMI and ADP beats fuel US stock market return Read More:North American mid-week Market update – Some reversal in 2025 flowsDollar rallies on ADP jobs beat, the 'Goldilocks' era and AI stock sell-offUS Dollar (DXY…
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According to comments made at the Ripple Swell conference, Canary Capital CEO Steven McClurg said the XRP Ledger is lining up as a set of financial rails that could rival legacy systems on Wall Street. He argued the ledger’s payment features make it a practical tool for moving money across borders. His remarks come as several big fund managers update filings for potential XRP exchange-traded funds, and as traders watch for approvals that may arrive as soon as mid-November. XRP Ledger Framed As Payment Rails McClurg drew on his background as an emerging-market bond manager when he pointed to high remittance costs as a clear problem. Workers often pay between 8% and 15%…
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The International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM) has published its Tailings Progress Report, detailing member companies’ progress in implementing the Global Industry Standard on Tailings Management (GISTM). Tailings are a by-product of mining, consisting of processed rock or soil, often containing residual chemicals, left over from the separation of the commodities of value from the material within which they occur. Globally, an estimated 13 billion square tonnes of tailings are generated at mine sites each year, ICMM noted in the report. They are typically stored in engineered containment structures (tailings facilities), which often resemble dams or emba…
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Data shows sentiment around Bitcoin and Ethereum has plummeted on social media, but XRP and other altcoins are just observing apathy. Social Media Traders Have Turned Bearish On Bitcoin & Ethereum In a new insight post, on-chain analytics firm Santiment has talked about how sentiment around cryptocurrencies has changed on social media following the latest market crash. The indicator of relevance here is the “Positive/Negative Sentiment,” which tells us how bullish sentiment compares against the bearish one on the major social media platforms. The metric works by going through social media posts/messages/threads to separate them into positive and negative using a ma…
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Realizing that the situation was becoming a stalemate and that its resolution could cost many their positions in Parliament, Reeves decided to address the British people, urging them to support her proposal to raise taxes. How is this likely to be perceived by the British public? One thing was promised, then the government failed in its duties, and now the British public is expected to pay for the incompetence of the current politicians out of their own pockets. It's worth noting that the UK's standard of living has decreased following Brexit, while the cost of living has risen. Tax increases represent another blow to households. Unsurprisingly, the British pound came und…
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The USD/CHF pair has attracted buyers for the sixth consecutive day, reaching its highest level since August 12. This momentum has pushed the price above the key level of 0.8100 and is supported by ongoing U.S. dollar purchases. The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY), which reflects the value of the dollar against a basket of major currencies, has reached a more than three-month high due to the hawkish stance of the U.S. Federal Reserve. Also, Fed Chair Jerome Powell refuted market expectations of another rate cut in December. These factors help alleviate concerns about the economic risks associated with the prolonged U.S. government shutdown, while continuing to support the dolla…
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"Like a bolt from a clear sky," "it never happened, and here we are again." Any of the above headlines would fit Tuesday's event in the UK. Early in the morning, the UK Treasury Director Rachel Reeves announced that the Labour Party would have to abandon its promise not to raise taxes. A brief history: in 2024, after Boris Johnson's resignation, Keir Starmer became Prime Minister, winning elections where the Labour Party came to power. For the first time in over 10 years, the Labour Party found itself in power, having to deal with the consequences of the Conservatives' actions, particularly concerning Brexit, its economic and demographic outcomes, the budget deficit, and …
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After a five-day bearish run, the euro-dollar pair has entered a drift. For five consecutive trading days, the pair has actively declined amidst an overall strengthening of the U.S. dollar. Just a week ago, buyers of EUR/USD were testing the 1.1650 resistance level (the lower boundary of the Kumo cloud on the D1 timeframe), while on Wednesday, the price settled at 1.1477. However, despite prevailing bearish sentiment, sellers are struggling to maintain positions below the 1.1480 support level (the lower line of the Bollinger Bands indicator on the daily chart and the Kijun-sen line on the weekly chart). Buyers, in turn, are unable to organize even a modest correction.…
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After the Bank of Canada (BoC) cut the interest rate by a quarter point and expectations for the Federal Reserve's rate policy became more hawkish, a further weakening of the Canadian dollar became nearly certain. The accompanying statement from the BoC indicated that the Bank is satisfied with the current interest rate level, which reduces the likelihood of further cuts. Now all attention is focused on how the government under Prime Minister Carney intends to lead the country out of the structural crisis. The long-awaited budget has been published in its first reading, and its direction looks far from optimistic for the Canadian dollar. Hundreds of revenue-boosting measu…
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History repeats itself. Sometimes it seems almost like a copy. The EUR/USD pair has fallen for five consecutive trading days. This marks the longest losing streak since July. In both mid-summer and late autumn, we see very similar processes taking place. A strong U.S. economy has prompted the futures market to lower the odds of a Federal Reserve rate hike, while the political crisis in France has pressured the euro. Additionally, the escalation of the trade conflict between Washington and Brussels has raised doubts about the Eurozone's bright future. There are, of course, differences. The government of Elisabeth Borne is still holding together, unlike that of Francois Bay…
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Bitcoin price slipped below $104,000 on Tuesday, but Wednesday has seen a defense above $103,500. Meanwhile, Arthur Hayes says it’s too early to call the end of the market’s momentum. The Maelstrom chief investment officer noted in a Tuesday post that the Bitcoin price has fallen 27% over the past month. Even so, he believes the Federal Reserve could still pave the way for another rally. Hayes said the next chapter for Bitcoin may start when the Fed begins what he calls “stealth quantitative easing,” a quiet return of liquidity disguised as cautious policy. For now, he said, markets are feeling the strain from a liquidity squeeze tied to the ongoing US government shutd…
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Log in to our mid-week North American Markets overview, where we examine the current themes in North America and provide an overview of indices and currency performances. The end of last week and the start of this one saw a strong reversal of the dominant 2025 market flows for NA assets. A strong wave of profit-taking hit risk-assets: US and Canadian equity markets saw sharp consolidation. Cryptocurrencies were also hit particularly hard which simultaneously provided a significant boost to the US Dollar, which rallied sharply against most majors. This reversal came immediately after the ASEAN meeting, which finally saw the much-anticipated meeting between President Tru…
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In the latest PEPE price prediction, discover how meme coins could receive a boost from the UK and Japan Signaling Softer Rules, as we explore whether PEPE is poised for more upside. Pepecoin(PEPE) saw a small lift on November 5 as regulators in the UK and Japan struck a more open stance on digital-asset rules – increasing hopes of further meme coin oriented products. PEPE price itself however continued to suffer, under pressure from the wider market drawback in a session that saw PEPE traded around $0.0000058–$0.0000060, showing a decline of -19% in the last 24 hours. Market Cap 24h 7…
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Market Insights Podcast (05/11/2025): In today's episode, TraderNick and podcast host Jonny Hart discuss the latest in Fed monetary policy projections, a beat in ADP jobs numbers, as well as the recent sell-off in AI stocks, especially Palantir. Join Nick Syiek (TraderNick) and podcast host Jonny Hart as they review the latest market news and moves. MarketPulse provides up-to-the-minute analysis on forex, commodities and indices from around the world. MarketPulse is an award-winning news site that delivers round-the-clock commentary on a wide range of asset classes, as well as in-depth insights into the major economic trends and events that impact the markets. …
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Swiss banking giant UBS has taken a major step toward institutional blockchain by completing its first live tokenized fund transaction on the Ethereum network, a landmark demonstration of blockchain’s real-world utility. By bringing fund operations into blockchain rails, UBS demonstrates how tokenization can eliminate settlement friction, improve transparency, and expand access to digital asset markets. How Institutional Adoption Of Ethereum Is Accelerating In the echelons of global finance and true innovation, UBS, the legendary Swiss banking giant, has announced the completion of the first live tokenized fund transaction on the Ethereum blockchain. According to CryptoG…
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Understanding Forex Intervention Japanese Central Bank Intervention With the USDJPY climbing to its highest level since February, traders are watching closely for signs of how Japan’s new government might respond. Japan’s Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama recently delivered another strong verbal warning about currency movements, saying he remains “highly alert” to market fluctuations. His comments have fueled speculation that official intervention in the forex market could soon follow. When a country’s currency moves too far or too fast, governments often step in to influence the exchange rate, a practice known as forex intervention. However, intervention is a complex …
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The cryptocurrency market has been on edge in recent weeks, and two of its most recognized meme tokens, Dogecoin and Shiba Inu, have suffered the brunt of the sell-off. Both coins have seen significant price drops with low bullish whale activity, declining on-chain performance, and worsening market sentiment. Dogecoin’s fall is aggravated by large holders selling massive amounts of tokens, while Shiba Inu’s troubles are due to its inability to sustain liquidity and demand through its layer-2 network, Shibarium. Together, their price crashes reflect the unease among retail traders concerning the two meme coins. Dogecoin And Shiba Inu Crashing Dogecoin and Shiba Inu’s pr…
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Smackover Lithium, a joint venture between Standard Lithium (TSXV: SLI; NYSE-A: SLI) and Norway state oil company Equinor (NYSE: EQNR), says it has North America’s highest lithium-in-brine grades in the first inferred resource for the Franklin project in northeast Texas. The project has 0.61 cubic km of brine averaging 668 milligrams per litre lithium for 2.16 million tonnes lithium carbonate equivalent, according to a press release on Wednesday. It also includes 15.4 million tonnes of potash (as potassium chloride) – newly added to the U.S. Geological Survey’s draft critical minerals list – and 2.64 million tonnes of bromide, the company said. “This initial proje…
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BlackRock will list an iShares Bitcoin ETF on the Australian Securities Exchange in mid-November 2025, according to public filings and market reports. The product will be a local wrapper around BlackRock’s US iShares Bitcoin Trust — a vehicle that launched in January 2024 and now manages about $85 billion. Based on reports, the new ASX ticker will charge a management fee of 0.39% per year. BlackRock Brings IBIT To ASX The move aims to give Australian investors an easier way to gain exposure to bitcoin through a familiar exchange-listed product. Reports have disclosed that investors who buy the ASX ETF will not hold bitcoin in a private wallet; they will have exposure…
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From a technical perspective, the breakout of the resistance level at 153.25–153.30 last week and the subsequent move above the key round level of 154.00 were viewed as a major bullish signal. Moreover, oscillators on the daily chart remain firmly in positive territory and are far from overbought levels. This, in turn, reinforces the likelihood of a move beyond the next resistance level at 154.50–154.75, paving the way toward the psychological level of 155.00. On the other hand, any corrective pullback is expected to find some support near the 154.00 round level, followed by additional support at 153.65. Below that lies the 153.30–153.25 support level, which previously ac…
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Bitcoin has officially lost its footing below the critical $100,000 level, rattling markets and fueling a wave of fear-driven selling. The move comes after a sharp surge in bearish sentiment, with CryptoQuant data indicating that Bitcoin’s latest decline is largely psychological rather than fundamentally driven. Over the past several days, the market has shifted from confidence to panic at remarkable speed. The Fear & Greed Index plunged to 21 — deep in fear territory — just days after BTC briefly tapped $107K. Bullish narratives calling for a $150K–$200K breakout have vanished from social platforms, replaced by anxiety, disbelief, and calls for deeper downside. Go…
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The start of the trading day can carry the ghosts of the previous sessions, and today certainly had the potential for a chill. However, after recent fears that the US economic picture couldn't get much better—especially with tariffs biting and a prior softening in the labor market—the mood shifted abruptly thanks to a more positive wave of data. Sentiment turned postive mid-morning after we got a surprising lift in US activity: The morning session offered a beat on the employment front as the ADP Non-Farm Employment Change clocked in at 42K, largely surpassing the 25K forecast. This rebound in private sector hiring helped dispel fears about a degrading US labor pictu…
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Today, the pair is attracting buyers amid a stronger U.S. dollar. The Japanese yen is weakening due to uncertainty about the timing of the Bank of Japan's next rate hike, driven by expectations that the new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will pursue an aggressive fiscal spending policy. An additional factor is the decline in expectations for a rate cut at the Federal Reserve's December meeting, which also puts pressure on the yen. Meanwhile, the Bank of Japan has so far shown no determination to continue raising its key rate, given the pro-stimulus stance of the new Prime Minister. This keeps the yen weak against the bullish U.S. dollar. The core consumer price index (CPI)…
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