Radar do Mercado
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Polkadot’s DOT traded around $2.65 on Friday. The price was flat on the day while traders watched how the network settled after a major upgrade earlier in the week. DOT’s market value stood near $4.34Bn, with about $260M changing hands over 24 hours. (Source: Coingecko) The quiet trading comes after Polkadot confirmed that its Asset Hub migration finished on Nov. 4. The upgrade was carried out on-chain and completed without issues. According to the project’s support pages, users did not need to take any action. Developers say the change streamlines the network’s structure and improves how assets move within the ecosystem. Parity Technologies, which helps maintain …
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Polkadot’s DOT token is trading in the mid-$2 range as traders watch how new real-world demand will shape the market in the coming weeks. As per Coingecko data, DOT, the native asset of the Polkadot network, moved around $2.61 over the past day. It is down about -3% in 24 hours and +5.7% for the week. (Source: Coingecko) DOT’s market value is near $4.27Bn, with roughly $207M in daily trading volume. The move came on November 20, during a broader market that is still holding above $3 trillion. Even so, sentiment remains weak. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index sits at 16/100, showing deep caution across the market. Traders remain split on whether DOT can gain momentum w…
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Polkadot crypto might be out of the top 30, slipping below Toncoin (TON crypto) and Cronos (CRO) in the market cap ranking. However, this does not mean DOT USD is not being watched. DOT USD is firm at spot rates, and the candlestick arrangement suggests that the Polkadot price is primed for major gains that could propel it to new H2 2025 highs in the coming sessions. Coingecko data shows that Polkadot crypto has been stable in the past day and week, adding roughly +5%. At this pace, DOT USD is shaking off the weakness seen from mid-August 2025, finding a solid footing for possible gains. Still, DOT crypto has not completely reversed losses of the past year, and is down…
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Another day, another crypto hack. Hackers hijacked the official DOTA 2 YouTube account to advertise dota2coin, a Solana-based memecoin. The hack came to surface on 15 October 2025, when the scammers started a livestream claiming to launch an official DOTA 2 token. The livestream, headlined “Dota 2 Launch Official Meme Coin Hurry Up,” showcased a (now expired) URL for a Pump.fun token page that redirected viewers back to the compromised YouTube channel. Once the scammers are in, they start a livestream for their shakedown operations, trying to trick people into sending crypto or buying fake tokens. In one incident, the scammers compromised the YouTube account belong…
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Wall Street Ends Lower Amid Fed Uncertainty U.S. stocks closed Thursday with modest losses as most sectors of the S&P 500 slipped. Investors grew cautious, reassessing expectations about how quickly the Federal Reserve may proceed with further interest rate cuts. Jobless Claims and Economic Growth Labor Department figures showed that initial jobless claims fell by 14,000 to 218,000 for the week ending September 20, after seasonal adjustments. Revised estimates also revealed stronger second-quarter economic growth than previously thought, driven by resilient consumer spending and rising business investments. Fed Officials Urge Caution Austan Goolsbee, president of th…
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In accordance with recent statistics, Dogwifhat (WIF) jumped 24% in the past 24 hours, moving above $0.85 as Bitcoin broke above $107,000. Traders observed a quick turnaround from levels below $0.72. Active wallets handling WIF jumped by 20%, and daily volume hit over $70 million. All those actions brought the Solana meme coin to within range of the $1.00 mark. Network Activity Shoots Up Based on reports, the Dogwifhat network saw a jump in trading volume to over $700 million in the past two days. That level of activity is rare for a token ranked 45th by market cap at about $1.75 billion. It now sits behind Dogecoin and Shiba Inu but outpaces fellow Solana names like…
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Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for November 7 US stocks endured another rollercoaster session as panic gripped markets early in the day, triggered by a sharp drop in the University of Michigan’s Consumer Confidence index. Consumer Pessimism and Job Cuts Increase Uncertainty About Economic Outlook in US The weak sentiment data pushed the Nasdaq down nearly 5% for the week, extending the streak of volatility. Still, the poor figures also revived dovish expectations, especially following Thursday’s grim Challenger layoff report, sparking a late-session rebound that lifted major indices back near unchanged by the close. The improving tone coincides…
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Trading just shy of the key level of $45,000, at $44,913, the Dow Jones 30 trades higher in today’s session, boosted by news of a US-EU trade deal. With US Q2 earnings season set to continue this week, most notably featuring Apple and Microsoft, the Dow trades only ~0.50% from all-time highs achieved in December 2024. Dow Jones 30 (DJIA): Key takeaways from today’s session Bookending a period of co-operation between the two nations, and crucially ahead of the August 1st deadline, news of a successful US-EU trade agreement is positive for world equities, including the Dow Unlike the Nasdaq-100 and the S&P, the Dow Jones is yet to achieve fresh all-time highs since D…
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Trading around ~$44,291 at the time of writing, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) remains largely unchanged in today’s trading, trading around ~0.09% some open hours after the open. Otherwise, the S&P 500 trades ~0.26% higher in today’s session, while the Nasdaq-100 trades ~0.41% higher. Dow Jones (DJIA): Key takeaways from today’s session Having fallen ~0.91% from five-month highs in yesterday’s session, the Dow Jones now remains broadly unchanged in value in today’s tradingOf the Dow Jones, Nasdaq-100, and the S&P 500, the Dow is the only US index not to have recently renewed all-time highs, and is yet to surpass highs made in late JanuaryT…
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Wall Street Shows Mixed Results US stock markets closed with mixed dynamics on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve announced a widely anticipated rate cut of 25 basis points. Despite the predictable decision, remarks from Fed Chair Jerome Powell added uncertainty to the trading session. Labor Market Concerns Overtake Inflation Risks The central bank signaled that it plans to continue easing monetary policy gradually through the end of the year. Policymakers emphasized growing weakness in the labor market, which they now view as a more pressing challenge than inflation. The Fed's forecast includes two additional quarter-point cuts in the coming months. Market Reaction Ag…
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Cooling from all-time highs, the Dow Jones (DJ30) trades 0.33% lower in today’s session, at around $46,594. Having found support early August, US equities have staged a formidable rally since, despite a somewhat questionable cocktail of macroeconomic themes. As always, let’s review some macro themes impacting US equity markets, and importantly, consider some potential price targets for this week’s trading. Dow Jones (DJ30): Key takeaways 07/10/2025 Staging an impressive rally despite a dubious fundamental outlook, the Dow Jones is retracing from all-time highs in today’s trading, with Caterpillar (CAT), Nike (NKE), and Salesforce (CRM) amongst the worst-performing cons…
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Most Read: Why are government bond yields rising so much as of late? The summer lull appears to be over with September off to a rocking and volatile start for global markets. Stock markets have not started September on the front foot, which isn't a surprise given that it is a notoriously tricky month for US equity markets. The US exchanges reopened after the holiday, and nerves rose. Some traders have long felt that stock prices are maybe too high, especially as the economy shows signs of slowing. At the same time, political talk about trade tariffs adds to the doubt, and there are whispers that the Federal Reserve could be feeling pressure from the President. The tip…
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This Monday, with most markets closed globally for Remembrance Day (World War I holiday), trading activity is noticeably subdued, particularly with US bond markets closed. Nevertheless, US stock markets remain open and trade on generally lower volume. The past two weeks of action have shown significant market hesitancy and volatility, largely due to the ongoing desperation for reliable public data following the recent government shutdown and the absence of key Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) releases. Profiting from this data-vacuum, ADP seized the opportunity to release a new weekly private employment report, and this one wasn't pretty. Today's release shows a roll…
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Stocks have begun December trading on a muted note, though far from the bearish trajectory that defined much of November. December is historically a month where investors anticipate gains—a phenomenon known as the "December Effect" or the "Santa Claus Rally." This seasonal strength is typically driven by three core catalysts: Corporate Stock Buybacks: Companies rushing to complete buyback programs reduce the supply of outstanding shares, naturally pulling prices higher.Year-End Bonuses: As workers receive year-end payouts, fresh capital often flows into investment accounts, boosting demand.Psychological Momentum: A self-fulfilling prophecy where traders, anticipating a r…
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Most Read: Ripple (XRP/USD) Falls 6% on Manipulation Fears, Liquidations Surge. Will the $3.00 Support Hold? The Dow Jones Industrial Average reached a record high on Friday, becoming the last of the three major U.S. indexes to hit a new peak. This rally was driven by hopes for easier monetary policy, reduced trade tensions, and strong corporate earnings. The Dow climbed past its previous high of 45311 from July 28, boosted by a surge in UnitedHealth Group shares after Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway announced a new investment in the company. The Dow's rise this year has been driven by strong performances from Goldman Sachs, Microsoft, and Caterpillar. Nvidia, a l…
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Most Read: Markets Weekly Outlook - US Inflation, EU/UK GDP and RBA Meeting to Shape Market Moves Wall Street's main indexes slipped on Monday as the US session got into gear. Market participants are bracing for a busy week which includes US inflation data and major geopolitical developments. At the time of writing the S&P 500 was down 0.15% while the DOW was down as much as 0.54%, weighed down largely by industrial stocks, with the sector down 1.6% on the day. …
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average has lagged its peers since the recent Fed Chair Powell’s dovish speech in Jackson Hole on 22 August 2025, which signaled a change of monetary policy stance from a “wait and see” approach to a more proactive one to address the risk of a deterioration in the US labour market. …
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This is a follow-up analysis and a timely update of our prior publication, “Dow Jones (DJIA) Technical: Poised for a potential bullish breakout as US CPI looms”, published last Thursday, 11 September 2025. The price actions of the US Wall Street 30 CFD Index (a proxy of the Dow Jones Industrial Average futures) have staged the expected bullish breakout above the minor “Ascending Triangle” range resistance at 45,780 and rallied by 1.3% to hit a fresh all-time intraday high of 46,140 on last Friday, 12 September 2025, during the early Asian session. Thereafter, the US Wall Street 30 CFD Index’s minor/short-term bullish momentum fizzled out and staged a corrective pull-b…
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The Dow Jones (US30USD) has rallied ~0.29% higher today, having found support at the bottom of the current daily range, trading at around $44,471. Opinions are the authors'; not necessarily that of OANDA Business Information & Services, Inc. or any of its affiliates, subsidiaries, officers or directors. The provided publication is for informational and educational purposes only. If you would like to reproduce or redistribute any of the content found on MarketPulse, an award winning forex, commodities and global indices analysis and news site service produced by OANDA Business Information & Services, Inc., please refer to the MarketPulse T…
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Key takeaways Dow Jones continues to outperform despite the AI-led sell-off, holding smaller losses than the Nasdaq 100 and maintaining relative strength supported by value-oriented sector weightings.Intermarket signals favour the value factor, with a re-steepening US yield curve and a bullish breakout in value ETF versus momentum ETF, reinforcing the case for medium-term DJIA outperformance over tech-heavy indices.The DJIA’s medium-term uptrend remains intact, with price still above its ascending channel support and momentum stabilising; holding 45,650/45,020 keeps the bullish structure intact, with resistances at 48,460 and 49,130/49,220. This is a follow-up analy…
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Most Read: The 1.3000 Line in the Sand: Will the GBP/USD Break Higher or Face a Year-End Correction? Wall Street struggled in early trade on Thursday, with the main indexes such as the S&P 500 and Down Jones both sliding more than 1%. This may be a surprise to many given the fact that US President Donald Trump signed a bill ending the longest US Government Shutdown ever. However, the White House comments hint at the possibility that some data gaps are to be permanent and that employment and Consumer Price Index reports for October might never be released. This has no doubt spooked markets with the probability for a December rate cut also dropping below the 50% mark as…
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Closing at $45,675, up +0.32%, the Dow Jones 30 has renewed recent highs in today’s session, breaking above previously held consolidation at around $45,642. Dow Jones 30 (DJIA): Key takeaways from today’s session Up around 7.00% year-to-date, recent developments suggesting the Fed will cut in their upcoming decision are benefiting US equity pricingWhile interest rate cuts stand to benefit Dow Jones pricing, weak jobs data and a potential for infamous ‘stagflation’ could limit upside in the medium termDow Jones 30 (DJIA): Interest rate cut predictions boost Dow Jones pricing Although playing second fiddle to the tech-dominant Nasdaq-100 for much of 2025, the Dow Jone…
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Despite a strong open and a decent Jobless Claims release, Equity markets are rejcting their higher levels. The narrative had been confusing since last Friday's Non-Farm payrolls miss: All indices rallied above their pre-NFP levels in what seemed to be a total discounting of that new information, allowing participants to suppose that the repricing of a September cut (currently 91.5% priced in for 25 bps) would overtake the more pessimistic outlooks for Economy. Was the few days of price action a bull trap? Only the future will tell. But one sure thing, is that single days of price action are not enough to look at the global picture, a good reason to always take a step…
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U.S. data, which had surprised participants for a long while now, has finally shown some of the effects of tariff-led inflation, and they do not look good. This morning's Producer Price Index (PPI) report came at 0.9% m/m for both the headline and core numbers (expected at 0.2% for both). Y/Y headline is now at 3.3% (vs 2.5% exp) and 3.7%(!!) (vs 2.9% consensus) for the core. A few FED speakers and economists have mentioned that the impact of tariffs on inflation should only provide a temporary, one-time boost to the change in inflation numbers. However, despite these claims, too-hot inflation in the present may change future inflation expectations and prompt a hawkish…
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Stock markets reopened after a prolonged holiday weekend with no major headlines disrupting the recent streak of red-hot bullish sentiment. US President Trump is expected to begin sending formal letters to international counterparts, outlining his administration’s 10% tariff plans—or potentially higher—alongside trade deals that have been in development since the early months of his mandate. Elsewhere, China has moved to restrict EU healthcare device imports, though this has done little to dent global market confidence, with most major indices trading in the green to start the week. In the FX space, volatility may pick up ahead of interest rate decisions from the Reser…
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