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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Shares of Galaxy Digital faced a significant decline on Tuesday following the release of disappointing quarterly earnings and revenue figures. The crypto-investment and data-center company reported earnings per share of $0.8 for the second quarter, falling short of Wall Street’s consensus estimate of $0.18. Galaxy Digital Shares Plunge 10% Revenue for the period totaled $9.1 billion, markedly below analysts’ expectations of $13.9 billion. Consequently, Galaxy’s stock, GLXY, plummeted by 10%, settling at $27.68. According to Barron’s, the downturn can be attributed to a broader trend affecting the cryptocurrency sector, where trading volumes have waned significantly sinc…
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Bitcoin has reclaimed the $115,000 level, restoring momentum after weeks of uncertainty and signaling that bulls are regaining strength. The move comes as traders push back against selling pressure, with renewed optimism spreading across the market. For many, the rebound highlights Bitcoin’s resilience and its ability to bounce after testing key support levels. Yet, not everyone feels convinced. Several analysts warn that despite the recent upside, Bitcoin may still face the risk of a deeper correction. The recovery looks promising, but the broader structure remains fragile, and cautious voices continue to dominate discussions. A failure to hold above $115,000 could onc…
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Galiano Gold (TSX, NYSE-A: GAU) says it temporarily suspended operations at the Esaase deposit at Ghana’s Asanko mine after one person died Tuesday during a clash between soldiers and area residents. The incident took place on the company’s concessions in Ghana’s Amansie South district, about 300 km northwest of Accra, Galiano said Tuesday night in a statement. Tensions escalated in the community, resulting in civil unrest and damage to contractor equipment. The military presence is part of a state-mandated security intervention that’s coordinated through the Ghana Chamber of Mines, according to the company. Investigations are underway and Galiano is supporting au…
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Neteller is a widely acknowledged and trusted on the internet settlement system that supplies customers with a convenient and safe means to move funds. With its solid credibility, several on-line gambling establishments have actually embraced Neteller as a preferred repayment method. In this write-up, we will certainly discover the benefits of utilizing Neteller at on-line casino sites and review several of the top gambling enterprises that accept Neteller as a settlement choice. Neteller uses a variety of functions that make it an appealing choice for online casino players. Among the primary advantages is the simplicity of use. Developing a Neteller account is an uncomp…
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The U.S. SEC plans to overhaul spot crypto ETF applications. Under this framework, institutions will have exposure to some of the best cryptos to buy, including Solana and TRUMP. It took more than a decade for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to approve the first batch of spot Bitcoin ETFs. After the Winklevoss Twins submitted their initial application in 2013, the SEC rejected it, citing manipulation risks, a lack of proper monitoring tools, and high crypto volatility. By 2023, pressure was mounting, and eventually, Gary Gensler and the SEC approved nine spot Bitcoin ETFs in early 2024. A few months later, spot Ethereum ETFs were approved without a …
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GameStop’s CEO, Ryan Cohen, just dropped a bomb on CNBC, calling Bitcoin a “hedge against inflation and global money printing”. This comes right after the company threw over $500 million into BTC, buying 4,710 coins in late May. While some investors are cheering the move as visionary, others are sweating over BTC ▲1.67% wild price swings. Social media is lighting up, with some calling for GameStop to go all in, suggesting they invest billions more into BTC from their reserves. BitcoinPriceMarket CapBTC$2.37T24h7d30d1yAll time GameStop $500 Million Bitcoin Bet: Visionary Move or Risky Gamble? In a bold move from its retail roots, GameStop has officially joined the ranks…
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On 28 May 2025, popular American video game and electronics retailer GameStop confirmed the purchase of 4710 Bitcoins through a post on X. The company’s first crypto investment, especially after Bitcoin’s recent ATH, is worth over $512 million. The move comes after GameStop’s board unanimously approved an update to its investment policy to add BTC as a treasury-reserve asset in February 2025. On 26 March 2025, the company stated its intention to use its $1.3 billion in private offering of convertible senior notes (that can later be swapped for company stock) “for general corporate purposes, including the acquisition of Bitcoin in a manner consistent with GameStop’s Inve…
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Shaun Donelly knows a hot item when he sees one – and Bitcoin’s the hottest item of them all. The CEO of the Lingerie Fighting Championship plans to build the company’s own Bitcoin treasury, and he’s taking inspiration from an unlikely source: GameStop. Is this a flash in the pan, or is the Lingerie Fighting Championship onto something? And what does it mean for the future of Bitcoin treasuries – and for innovative applications of the blockchain? From GameStop, to Strategy, and Back Again Remember the glory days of GameStop stonks? Back when Robinhood, the trading platform, and GameStop were household names, at least for a certain sector of the trading populace. Since …
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China’s Ganfeng Lithium and Switzerland-based Lithium Argentina (TSX, NYSE: LAR) agreed this week to merge their assets in Argentina’s Salta province into a single large-scale lithium operation. The new PPG joint venture combines Ganfeng’s wholly owned Pozuelos–Pastos Grandes project with Lithium Argentina’s 85%-owned Pastos Grandes and 65%-owned Sal de la Puna projects. Ownership will be split 67% for Ganfeng and 33% for Lithium Argentina, based on resources, capital contributions, and technology inputs. “This alliance will provide access to advanced technologies, greater financial flexibility and significant operational synergies,” Lithium Argentina president an…
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On Tuesday evening, what may end up being the most closely watched event of the week took place—Jerome Powell's speech. Although, in my view, this event draws more attention out of habit rather than actual substance, at least at this stage. Powell rarely shakes the markets with bold statements or abrupt policy changes. As a result, 8 out of every 10 of his speeches offer little new information. In recent weeks, leading up to the next FOMC meeting, Powell has spoken multiple times, reiterating the same core message: any decision will depend on incoming economic data. Yet therein lies his skill in message delivery. Powell never offers specifics, but like a skilled gardener,…
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Natural Gas (NG) The decline in natural gas prices stopped yesterday at the indicator lines of the Balance and MACD lines on the daily scale. The lower shadow pierced the support level at 3.086. The Marlin oscillator has dipped into negative territory but not deeply, likely preparing to move sideways along the zero neutral line, as it did from September 23 to 26. If the sideways oscillator movement drags on, the price may remain in the 3.086–3.333 range for an extended period (up to three weeks). Possible price movement paths are sketched on the chart. For now, the main trend is assumed to be upward—both in the short term toward the 3.333 level and after the consolidatio…
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Gate Builds Its Own Layer 2 with OP Stack Gate is stepping into the Layer 2 race with a new network called Gate Layer. It’s being built using the OP Stack, the same open-source tech used by Coinbase and Kraken. Instead of settling transactions on Ethereum like most L2s, Gate will settle on its own chain, GateChain. And instead of ETH for gas fees, users will pay in GT, the native token of the exchange. What Gate Layer Is Supposed to Do This new setup is meant to make things quicker and cheaper. By shifting activity off the main chain and handling it on Gate Layer first, the network should be able to cut down on traffic and bring fees down too. Once everything’s pro…
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The currency market had been dormant for a while, but this is now a theme of the past yet again. Throughout August, a first move higher from the Pound got met with a subsequent consolidation until the beginning of this month . GBP/USD peaked just above 1.37 on Wednesday’s announcement, but that rally didn’t stick — the pair now trades roughly 1.70% lower as the dollar staged a fierce comeback. What flipped the script was a rapid unwind of pre-FOMC downbeat USD bets: Powell’s more balanced tone and a re-credibilized Federal Reserve re-anchored the dollar (the latter could still be a bearish theme for the USD in the future). Recent exchanges between US President Trump …
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The Forex currency board is showing some undoing of yesterday’s action that had given a decent rebound in the US Dollar versus other currencies. However, that correction was insufficient for GBP bulls to push the Sterling back to its weekly highs. The Pound has dropped as UK Inflation data comes in line, shy of a slight miss on the Core Inflation. Markets were moved by some major geopolitical shifts and that hasn't led to much appreciation for the GBP. As a reminder, Markets will see the release of the Bank of England rate decision at 7:00 A.M. with close to 10% chance of a cut priced in – BoE Speakers haven't hinted towards more cuts until the latter part of Summer 202…
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On Thursday, the GBP/JPY pair corrected to just below the round level of 208.00 in an attempt to attract buyers. At that time, spot prices traded in the range of 208.30–208.50, remaining near levels not seen since 2008. Investors remain concerned about Japan's deteriorating economic and financial situation amid Prime Minister Sanae Takachi's plan for significant expenditures and weak economic growth. These factors vastly overshadow the Bank of Japan's hawkish sentiments and are among the primary drivers of the Japanese yen's weakness, thereby supporting the GBP/JPY pair. However, the extent of the yen's decline is constrained by expectations of an interest rate hike by th…
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Today, the GBP/JPY pair is once again accelerating, attracting buyers as it moves toward the highest level reached earlier this week, which was last seen in August 2008. Despite the negative data on UK GDP and industrial production, the pound did not react to the bad news. At the same time, a combination of factors continues to weaken the Japanese yen, providing a supportive tailwind for the British pound. Investors remain concerned about Japan's deteriorating fiscal stability due to the large-scale government spending program promoted by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. At the same time, the prevailing risk-on sentiment — reflected in the generally positive performance of …
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Today, the GBP/JPY pair continues its correction from the December high, approaching the round 207.00 level. The UK Office for National Statistics (ONS) released data showing that headline Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation rose by 3.2% year-on-year in November. This figure declined sharply from 3.6% in October and fell short of analysts' expectations of 3.5%. In addition, core inflation, which excludes the most volatile food and energy components, increased by 3.2% over the same period—slightly below both the market forecast and the October reading of 3.4%. These figures support expectations that the Bank of England will cut its key interest rate as early as next Thurs…
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At present, the GBP/JPY pair has entered a phase of bullish consolidation, remaining stable above the round level of 208.00 amid the upcoming interest rate decisions by the Bank of England and the Bank of Japan. Later today, the Bank of England will announce its interest rate decision, while on Friday the results of the Bank of Japan's two-day monetary policy meeting are expected to be published. After the pause in November, it is assumed that the Bank of England may move toward cutting rates amid signs of easing inflationary pressures. This backdrop is reinforced by a rise in the UK unemployment rate to the highest levels seen since 2021, as well as a slowdown in wage gr…
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The GBP/JPY pair remains above the psychological level of 200.00, attempting once again to break through 200.35, which it surpassed on Friday. On Thursday, the Bank of England will publish its monetary policy decision, and it appears the main rate will remain unchanged at 4%. In addition, the regulator is expected to maintain a cautious wait-and-see stance through the end of 2025, given the recent rise in inflation expectations. These factors continue to support the British pound, providing a tailwind for the GBP/JPY pair. The Japanese yen, in contrast, continues to struggle to attract significant buyers amid expectations that domestic political turmoil may give the Bank …
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Today, Tuesday, the GBP/JPY pair ended a four-day rally, reaching levels not seen since July 2024 — around 200.75, set the day before. Nevertheless, prices are still holding above the psychological level of 200.00. Today's UK wage report and Wednesday's Consumer Price Index (CPI) release are expected to provide key insights into inflation trends and their impact on monetary policy. Stronger-than-expected CPI figures could further reduce the likelihood of an imminent Bank of England rate cut, with its decision due Thursday. Such a scenario could support the British pound and attract buyers on declines in GBP/JPY. Ahead of key data releases, the Japanese yen, which has gene…
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Today, Friday, the GBP/JPY pair was actively sold off as the yen strengthened after the Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting. The release of somewhat positive data on the pound barely slowed the decline. As expected, following its two-day meeting, the Bank of Japan decided to keep the interest rate unchanged in the 0.4%–0.5% range. However, two board members voted against this decision, favoring a rate hike, which provided an additional intraday boost for the yen and pushed GBP/JPY lower. Investors are also factoring in the likelihood of a 25-basis-point rate hike by the Bank of Japan in October, given signs of economic stability. This stance sharply contrasts with the…
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Today, Friday, during the European session, the GBP/JPY cross is attempting to recover from yesterday's losses, rising above the psychological level of 200.00 amid conflicting market forces. A decline in the U.S. dollar from a three-week high is providing support to the British pound sterling (GBP). Today's data from Japan showed that consumer price growth in Tokyo for September came in below expectations. Amid domestic political uncertainty and concerns over the economic consequences of U.S. tariffs, there is a growing likelihood that the Bank of Japan may postpone its planned interest rate hike. Nonetheless, investors are still pricing in the potential for a rate hike b…
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The GBP/JPY pair opened the new trading week with a bullish gap, reaching the July 2024 high near 200.35 during the Asian session. However, after hitting the daily high, the pair pulled back and is now trading below the psychological level of 200.00. The broad weakening of the Japanese yen is linked to news of the unexpected resignation of Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, which acted as a catalyst for GBP/JPY's rise. At the same time, domestic political turmoil outweighs the impact of the U.S.–Japan trade agreement, which provides for tariff reductions and higher GDP growth forecasts for Japan in Q2. On Monday, the Japanese government reported that the economy grew …
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Today, the GBP/JPY pair is under pressure, continuing to retreat from the high reached in July 2024. The weakening of the pair is linked to the overall strengthening of the Japanese yen, which has pushed the spot price down toward the psychological 199.00 level. The market's initial reaction to the resignation of Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba quickly faded amid growing expectations of further monetary policy normalization by the Bank of Japan. This is supported by the upward revision of second-quarter GDP growth data released on Monday. In addition, rising household spending and positive real wage dynamics in Japan strengthen expectations of a possible rate hike …
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Today, Wednesday, the GBP/JPY pair halted its pullback from 200.35, showing a solid intraday recovery from the weekly low recorded on Tuesday. The British pound continues to demonstrate relative strength against the Japanese yen, supported by the declining likelihood of an immediate rate cut by the Bank of England. At the same time, the yen is under pressure, as domestic political uncertainty in Japan temporarily complicates the normalization of the Bank of Japan's monetary policy. A generally positive market risk sentiment is also fueling growth in the GBP/JPY rate. However, persistent geopolitical risks and trade-related uncertainty may limit deeper weakening of the yen…
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