Radar do Mercado
Resumo diário completo com análise técnica e fundamental dos mercados globais, incluindo movimentos em Forex, ações, metais e decisões macroeconômicas relevantes.
7239 tópicos neste fórum
-
- 0 💬
- 71 👀 Traders
Week in review: Tariff Uncertainty Drags On Read More: S&P 500, Dow Jones Q3 Outlook: Tariffs, Tech, and Small Cap Concerns The July 9 tariff deadline has come and gone and market participants are still left with a lot of questions. Trade deals have begun to filter through but the majority of countries are still locked in negotiations with the US as the tariff implementation date of August 1 beckons. close Source:TradingView.Com (click to enlarge) …
Last reply by Redator, -
- 0 💬
- 84 👀 Traders
Week in review: Israel-Iran Ceasefire and upbeat market sentiment (but?) Markets had been enjoying from renewed positive sentiment after the US intervened in the Israel-Iran conflict which led to the reaching of a ceasefire agreement. The news sent Equities booming higher after a choppy past two weeks. The Nasdaq reached new all-time highs on Wednesday and the S&P 500 joined its tech-focused brother just yesterday – Both indices had been pursuing their bullish impulses before this early afternoon's change in mood. Donald Trump just announced that he is cancelling trade talks with Canada and the resumption of trade sanctions on Iran, sending stock markets b…
Last reply by Redator, -
Week in review A week that seemed like it might be a busy one from a data perspective did not deliver. Markets were braced for US jobs numbers and the NFP report which never arrived after the US congress failed to agree on funding. This led to a Government shutdown, something which occurred during the first Trump administration as well. Since the official government jobs report was delayed, some people turned to the ADP employment estimate instead, a report that measures only private-sector jobs. This report, which is sometimes unreliable compared to the official data, was quite negative this week. It showed that the US private sector lost 32,000 jobs in September. …
Last reply by Redator, -
Week in review - Fed Delivers Cut but Keeps Markets in Check A busy week that was still dominated by the highly anticipated Federal Reserve Meeting. I have to say, hats off to Fed Chair Powell who kept markets in check whether you think he is right or wrong in his decision. Believe me there is support in both camps. Fed Chair Powell in particular has been under pressure from the political sphere while labor data and mixed economic signals put the Fed Chair in the firing line. The Fed board itself faced a key decision as markets have turned extremely dovish in expectations ahead of the meeting. The message from the Fed balanced market expectations while not giving too m…
Last reply by Redator, -
Week in review: Strictly risk-on Markets, Non-Farm Payrolls beat & US Deals This week was heavily focused around the US with Indices hitting almost daily all-time highs in a stringent euphoric mood, with markets turning from War fears back to "TACO" trades, bullish on global economic outlook. One thing to note is that asset managers are increasingly more bullish on stocks and market mood maybe a bit too euphoric, which may pull positioning too far on one side and lead to higher volatility in case of bad news – with some catalysts coming with the July 9th Trump deadline. In terms of data, markets saw ECB inflation rates consolidating around 2% with some pol…
Last reply by Redator, -
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…
Last reply by Redator, -
- 0 💬
- 55 👀 Traders
Week in review: Trade Deals Materialize The August 1 tariff deadline approaches and with it we have had a few trade deal announcements which came out this week. Market sentiment seemed to get a boost, with Gold in particular feeling the heat of a stronger US Dollar. Market participants remain at least partially on the edge of their seats as we have not seen any details of agreements as yet. This led to early signs of cracks in potential trade deals with the US announcing a Japan trade deal which included significant investments in the US. However, Japanese officials and US officials seem to have differing views of the deal with Japanese officials stating that the U…
Last reply by Redator, -
- 0 💬
- 77 👀 Traders
Week in review: Trade Uncertainty Lingers, US Data Positive… For Now Wall Street's main indexes were set to end the week on a high note, after a better-than-expected jobs report calmed worries about the economy, while Tesla rebounded from a sharp plunge a day earlier and technology stocks continued to rise. For a full breakdown of the US Jobs and NFP report, read Breaking News: US Job Growth Cools but Beats Estimates, Dow Jones Spikes Stocks bounced back earlier in the week, following concerns around a deterioration in the US China relationship as well as the US economy. However, decent data out of the US and a much anticipated phone call between US President Do…
Last reply by Redator, -
Week in review - Solid Week for Global Equities It was a quiet week for economic updates, giving analysts time to review last week's data, which clearly showed demand slowing down. While labor productivity remains strong, slower activity and rising service sector prices suggest mild stagflation. We had a host of Central Bank meetings this week where the U.K., India, and Mexico took cautious actions. The Bank of England and Mexico's Banxico cut rates, while India’s central bank kept rates steady due to currency concerns. Switzerland had an unexpected rise in inflation, and Mexico’s core inflation stayed high despite overall easing. In New Zealand, weak job data points t…
Last reply by Redator, -
Week in review: Central Bank Rate decisions and ongoing Israel-Iran conflict Geopolitical tensions remain high as Iran continues launching ballistic missiles toward Israel, prompting retaliatory strikes from Israel on Iranian military and nuclear infrastructure. While headlines are still arriving by the minute, the market’s sensitivity has declined somewhat this week, with the conflict increasingly priced in. Equity indices corrected earlier but rebounded midweek—now selling off again as traders close positions ahead of the weekend, pricing in renewed geopolitical risk. What has stirred markets more recently is the possibility of U.S. intervention in the confl…
Last reply by Redator, -
- 0 💬
- 23 👀 Traders
Week in review – Equities flashing red, peace in the Middle East and key milestones in Metals It has been a tense week for global markets as the US government shutdown enters its second week. What had initially seemed like a non-event is now beginning to rattle investors. The growing uncertainty around the absence of economic data and a huge US Dollar rally has started to weigh on sentiment, breaking the market’s steady bullish rhythm since late September. Risk assets are blinking. Equities and cryptocurrencies are showing cracks after a relentless climb to new records since September 23. The Dow Jones reached a record 47,000 last Friday and has since rolled over…
Last reply by Redator, -
- 0 💬
- 43 👀 Traders
Week in review – UN Assembly, ever-stronger metals, Powell and a huge USD performance, A week dominated by central bank communications and seasonal dynamics kept investors on edge, even as the UN General Assembly passed without major geopolitical surprises except for some memorable US President Trump quotes. Instead, markets focused on Fed officials and their global counterparts weighing in on shifting economic conditions. Powell’s Rhode Island appearance delivered another shift to Market focus, highlighting rising downside risks to employment and how hiring momentum has “dropped very sharply.” Fed Governor Bowman, a known dove, pushed the point further, calling fo…
Last reply by Redator, -
- 0 💬
- 32 👀 Traders
Markets had been desperately awaiting the Non-Farm Payrolls report before making their next move. Yet even after the release, uncertainty remains. Non-Farm Payrolls and their impact on the upcoming weeks Markets had been waiting for today for a while. This Friday brought us the all-important Non-Farm Payrolls report for August, and the numbers were certainly a surprise. The consequential miss—with just 22K new jobs vs 75K exp, and further downward revisions—paints a degrading picture for the labor market. While this would have spurred an immediate risk-off reaction, stocks opened slightly higher, but the reaction quickly shifted when the US equity markets opened, and…
Last reply by Redator, -
- 0 💬
- 102 👀 Traders
After an already volatile trading week, next week will see a crossroad of data and geopolitical catalysts that may move currency, equity and crypto Markets. Before looking at those, let's have a look at what happened this week. Week in review: US mixed inflation data sending warning signs, RBA rate cut and Trump-Putin meeting The US path to a much anticipated rate cut was well-drawn, particularly after Tuesday's CPI report coming along the FED's inflation target (2.5% y/y on the headline, 2.7% on the Core.) However, Thursday's PPI data changed the narrative quite a lot. Coming in at 0.9% vs 0.2% expected (and bringing the y/y Core to 3.7%!), Markets caught a bad surp…
Last reply by Redator, -
We are concluding a fairly muted trading week, with participants usually taking the final trading week of August to reload their batteries before entering the volatile final four months of the year. As a matter of fact, the session close will be essential to watch as month end flows tend to move markets quite largely. Indecisive trading, Ukraine-Russia talks take a step back Markets decided to consolidate on relative low-volume trading. Action in Forex markets was almost nonexistent, with low-volatility and volumes ranges, while equities went higher step by step. The S&P 500 still reached some new all-time highs and the Dow Jones is holding above its previous re…
Last reply by Redator, -
Week in review: Volatile week between Trade Deals, the FOMC Meeting and the Non-Farm Payrolls report The week kicked off with a risk-positive tone as headlines around a Euro–US trade breakthrough triggered a sharp gap higher in global markets. As a result, the US Dollar caught a strong bid, with the Euro and Yen notably losing ground amid improving US trade positioning and capital rotation into USD assets. Midweek, the FOMC held rates steady as expected, but the tone was less dovish than markets hoped. With no signal for a September cut, rate futures quickly repriced, sending the Dollar even higher and pressuring risk assets globally. The move extended a USD run that …
Last reply by Redator, -
- 0 💬
- 54 👀 Traders
Join OANDA Market Analyst Kenny Fisher, 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. https://open.spotify.com/episode/22PnheK2NyNSv0QlyZdhbL?si=edrEMoOKQsOKk-CuEGg_FQ Opinions are the authors'; not necessarily that of OANDA Business Information & Services, Inc. or any of its affiliates,…
Last reply by Redator, -
- 0 💬
- 25 👀 Traders
Dogecoin (DOGE) has surged 13% this week, climbing to $0.282, despite heavy selling pressure from investors. Over $1.63 billion worth of DOGE, nearly 5.81 billion tokens, have been moved to exchanges in September, signaling profit-taking and caution among traders. Long-term holders, who had previously offered stability, are also shifting assets according to the coin days destroyed (CDD) metric, often a sign of potential downside risk. However, the bullish rally remains strong, mainly driven by optimism about a possible spot Dogecoin ETF launch. This regulatory milestone, along with increasing corporate treasury use and payment integrations, has kept DOGE on the minds o…
Last reply by Redator, -
- 0 💬
- 54 👀 Traders
A well-known crypto whale has made a big move against Ethereum, opening a $62.42 million short position using 18x leverage. The trader, identified by the wallet address “0x2258…”, is betting heavily that ETH won’t climb anytime soon—and so far, the gamble is paying off. Based on blockchain data monitored via Hyperdash, the whale shorted 20,474 ETH at an entry point of $3,060. As ETH has been trading at levels lower than $3,000 at the time of writing, the whale is already enjoying an unrealized profit of approximately $1.14 million, or returns of 30%. Ethereum Under Pressure Below $3,500 The liquidation value of the position is at $3,505 — near where ETH traded previous…
Last reply by Redator, -
Mastercard has revealed that almost half of its e-commerce transactions in Europe are now tokenised. In its 3 June 2025 press release, the company said that its goal is to support 100% tokenised e-commerce transactions by 2030. Brice van de Walle, Executive Vice President, Core Payments Europe Mastercard, said, “One year into our 100% tokenisation and authentication journey, Europe is gaining strong momentum. We’re working with partners to make digital payments more secure and seamless, through Click to Pay, passkeys, and tokens.” Notably, 50% of Mastercard e-commerce transactions tokenised in Europe include Secure Card on File (SCOF), Click to Pay, and digital wallets,…
Last reply by Redator, -
- 0 💬
- 88 👀 Traders
Mastering Retracements in Trading: A Practical Guide Mastering Retracements in Leverage Trading Retracements are one of the most powerful tools in technical analysis, and understanding how they work can significantly improve your trading results. In this article, we’ll break down why retracements work and how to trade them effectively using a common-sense approach. Why Do Retracements Work in Trading? Retracement levels are widely used by traders to identify potential reversal or continuation points within a trend. Most traders rely on Fibonacci retracement levels such as 38.2%, 50%, and 61.8%. These levels aren’t magical or based on some supernatural force. they work b…
Last reply by Redator, -
- 0 💬
- 53 👀 Traders
What to Do When a Stop Loss Is Not a Stop Mastering Risk Management to Survive Market Shocks Perhaps the most important skill to master in trading, whether you’re a seasoned professional or a retail trader, is risk management. It is your first and last line of defense when the market turns against you. This truth applies to everyone. Both institutional and retail traders have blown accounts by ignoring or misusing stop losses. The difference? Retail traders often have less preparation, less capital, and less room for error. That makes disciplined risk management not just a suggestion but a survival tactic. Why Stop Losses Matter Two of the fastest ways to destroy a …
Last reply by Redator, -
Bitcoin continues to trade with high volatility following Friday’s brutal crash that sent prices as low as $103,000. Over the weekend, the market has struggled to find a clear direction, with bulls and bears locked in a tense battle around the $115,000 level. Sentiment remains divided — some analysts expect a consolidation phase before another leg higher, while others warn of a deeper correction if selling pressure intensifies. Adding to the uncertainty, new data from on-chain analytics firm Lookonchain has revealed massive withdrawals by wallets linked to Matrixport, a major crypto financial services platform. The move has sparked heavy speculation across the market, w…
Last reply by Redator, -
XRP contracts by 6% in a week after failing to break the psychological barrier at $2.80. The bearish performance erased over $18B in value as a result of heavy selling, much of which took place yesterday. A failure to maintain the $2.75 support level could cause a crash to $2.70, further fueling the bear sentiment. The dire performance comes despite the recent inclusion of XRP, alongside Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, and Stellar, in the Hashdex Nasdaq Crypto Index US ETF, the ‘first multi-asset spot crypto ETP in the United States’. However, this bearish sentiment may be misplaced and a strong correction may arrive this coming October, which could set $XRP on track to a new …
Last reply by Redator, -
- 0 💬
- 98 👀 Traders
Aerial panorama of the northern Pacific Ranges, British Columbia. Stock image. Maxus Mining (CSE: MAXM), announced Wednesday that is has expanded its land holdings by staking of an additional 1,803 hectares at the Quarry antimony project in British Columbia, Canada. The company said it is currently compiling of all available historic data on the project to prepare its Phase 1 Exploration Plan. In June, Maxus acquired 100% interest in three antimony exploration properties in BC: Quarry, Hurley and Altura, covering approximately 3,700 hectares. Antimony is a strategic metal used in military applications such as ammunition, infrared missiles, nuclear wea…
Last reply by Redator,
📊 Trading Hub
📟 Forex Terminal
📅 Próximo Evento no Radar
