Radar do Mercado
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EUR/USD Analysis: The euro quotes continue to move within an uptrend. Over the past two weeks, a downward zigzag has formed from the resistance zone. Currently, the price is moving between intermediate support and strong resistance, forming a correction. Its structure is not yet complete. Forecast: In the coming week, the recent decline is expected to finish near the calculated support area. After that, a reversal may form. In the second half of the week, the price is likely to resume its upward move, pushing the pair toward the calculated resistance zone. Potential Reversal Zones: Resistance: 1.1810/1.1860Support: 1.1660/1.1610Recommendations: Sales: Low potential, re…
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The wave pattern on the 4-hour chart for EUR/USD has remained unchanged for several months, but in recent weeks it has taken on a more complex form. It is still too early to conclude that the upward section of the trend has been canceled, but a new decline in the European currency would require adjustments. The upward section of the trend continues to form, while the news background largely does not support the dollar. The trade war initiated by Donald Trump continues. The confrontation with the Fed continues. Market expectations for a dovish Fed rate policy are growing. A government shutdown has begun in the U.S. The market rates the results of Donald Trump's first 7–8 m…
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Trade analysis and recommendations for trading the Japanese yen The test of the 150.06 level in the first half of the day occurred when the MACD had already moved far below the zero mark, which, in the context of such a strong uptrend, limited the pair's downward potential. The second test of 150.06, when the MACD was in the oversold area, allowed Scenario #2 for buying to play out, resulting in a rise of more than 40 points. In the second half of the day, no U.S. data is expected, so pressure on the yen may persist, especially after the news about who became the new Prime Minister of Japan. The market is closely watching every detail in an effort to assess possible chang…
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Trade analysis and recommendations for trading the British pound The test of the 1.3451 price level coincided with the moment when the MACD indicator had just started moving upward from the zero mark, which confirmed a correct entry point for buying the pound. However, after a 10-point rise, selling pressure returned to the pair. Although the UK construction sector PMI declined, its reading of 46.2 exceeded analysts' expectations. Positive dynamics have persisted for three months, fueling optimism about a potential recovery in business activity in the near term. The moderate decline in housing construction is a result of the Bank of England's interest rate cuts in recent …
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Trade analysis and recommendations for trading the European currency The test of the 1.1697 price level coincided with the moment when the MACD indicator had just started moving downward from the zero mark, which confirmed a correct entry point for selling the euro and resulted in a 30-point drop in the pair. The resignation of yet another French prime minister and weak eurozone data led to a decline in the euro in the first half of the day. The current political situation raises many questions about the ability of politicians to agree on next year's budget, which is an additional concern for an already weak pace of economic growth in the country. At the moment, France's …
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The “Takaichi Trade” Tokyo Japan The “Takaichi Trade” Explained Global markets have already coined a new phrase called the “Takaichi Trade.” It refers to the market reaction following the election of Japan’s new Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, who is widely seen as a supporter of former leader Shinzō Abe’s economic strategy known as Abenomics. While it’s still unclear how closely Takaichi will follow Abe’s playbook, traders have wasted no time expressing their views by buying Japanese stocks, selling the yen (JPY), and selling bonds. The move reflects expectations of policies favoring growth, stimulus, and a weaker yen, all hallmarks of the Abenomics era. (NEWSQUAWK…
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SwissBorg founding partner Alex Fazel believes the market is entering a multi-year, structurally different bull phase that could deliver “generational wealth,” laying out what he called an “alt season bible” for 2025–2026 in a wide-ranging interview with Altcoin Daily. Speaking in a probabilistic framework, Fazel argued that the confluence of a strengthening business cycle, easier monetary policy, and twin technology booms in crypto/Web3 and artificial intelligence creates the same kind of tailwinds that powered the post-dot-com “recovery cycle” in equities. “I really want to prove to everyone that this is the biggest cycle and the biggest chance for everyone to generate…
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The US government has shot down reports that it is considering buying a stake in Critical Metals (NASDAQ: CRML), the company developing one of the world’s largest rare earth resources in Greenland. The Trump administration is not currently considering a deal that would see it take a stake in Critical Metals, a White House official stated on Monday, as first reported by Bloomberg. On Friday, Reuters reported that Washington had been in talks over an equity investment in the New York-based company while it was completing a deal to buy a 5% stake in Lithium Americas (TSX, NYSE: LAC), developer of a large lithium project in Nevada. That report, together with Criti…
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Crypto analyst Chart Nerd has declared that XRP is set to mirror its 2017 cycle, when the price recorded a parabolic rally. He further revealed how high the altcoin could reach, with a double-digit price on the cards. XRP Could Mirror 2017 Cycle And Eyes Rally To $27 Chart Nerd stated that XRP is gearing up for a 2017-style run and is unlikely to decline as low as $0.50. Instead, the analyst believes that the altcoin will hold the line above $2, which is the January 2018 candle close highs, and then record a parabolic rally to its Fibonacci extension targets at $8, $13, $15, and $27. Chart Nerd was responding to an analysis from Captain Toblerone, who had earlier sta…
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Montage Gold (TSX: MAU) shares climbed 4.2% Monday morning after the company reported that construction at its flagship Koné Gold Project in Côte d’Ivoire remains on schedule and on budget, with key milestones completed ahead of expectations. Montage confirmed that approximately $418 million—about half of its total upfront capital expenditure—has already been committed, with costs remaining in line with projections. The project’s first gold pour is on track for Q2 2027, marking a major step toward becoming one of West Africa’s next significant gold producers. Key infrastructure components, including site earthworks and process plant foundations, have been complete…
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Starting 8 October 2025, the UK is ready to lift its bank on crypto exchange-traded notes (ETNs) for retail investors. BTC products will return to the UK after two years! Companies like Bitwise, registered in the UK, took to X on 3 October 2025 to celebrate the opportunity “to serve more investors in our home market in Europe at long last.” UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) made the announcement as David Geale, executive director of payments and digital finance at the FCA, said, “Since we restricted retail access to cETNs, the market has evolved, and products have become more mainstream and better understood. In light of this, we’re providing consumers with more ch…
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Barrick Mining (TSX: ABX; NYSE: B) said on Monday it has agreed to sell its interests in the Tongon gold mine and certain exploration properties in Côte d’Ivoire to the Atlantic Group for up to $305 million. The transaction includes a cash payment of $192 million, which covers a $23 million shareholder loan repayment due within six months of closing. Barrick said the proceeds will be used to further strengthen its balance sheet and support its commitment to shareholder returns. The deal is expected to close in late 2025, subject to regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions. Founded 48 years ago, Atlantic Group is a privately held Pan-African conglo…
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B2Gold’s (TSX: BTO, NYSE-A: BTG) Goose mine, part of the Back River Gold District in Nunavut, has officially reached commercial production three months after making its first pour. Shares surged. Commenting on the milestone, CEO Clive Johnson said: “The Goose mine will be a cornerstone of B2Gold’s production base and demonstrates the strength of our construction and operating teams worldwide.” According to the Vancouver-based gold miner, it declared commercial production at Goose following an internal commercial production measure of 30 consecutive days of mill throughput averaging 65% or greater, based on a design capacity of 4,000 tonnes per day (t/d). From …
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Bitcoin had been steadily consolidating above the $110,000 mark since July (dipping only twice below before rallying consequently), but hadn’t been able to retake its record levels. Hesitancy was the norm: Summer trading tends to reduce inflows, and supplemented with weakening US Data, the Greenback finding a bottom (will it hold?) and Gold taking all the attention, Cryptocurrencies were a bit more timid. Timid but solid, however, a lack of pursued upside was far from implying weakness. The Crypto Market Cap held steadily around and above the 2021 and 2024 peaks, proof that buyers were not backing out of historically elevated valuations. Nonetheless, a mid-to-end Septe…
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Tudor Gold (CVE: TUD) has filed a lawsuit against the Canadian province of British Columbia, alleging it allowed rival Seabridge Gold (TSE: SEA)(NYSE: SA) to tunnel through its mineral claims in the Golden Triangle, a resource-rich region stretching 500 kilometres from Stewart toward Yukon and Alaska. The case, launched in the Supreme Court of B.C. on October 3, challenges the legality of a conditional mineral reserve connected to Seabridge’s Kerr–Sulphurets–Mitchell (KSM) copper, gold, silver and molybdenum project. The reserve prevents Tudor, which owns the neighbouring Treaty Creek property, from obstructing or interfering with construction or operation of the…
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TRX is showing remarkable strength as the broader crypto market accelerates, with Bitcoin testing a new all-time high and altcoins following closely behind. Amid this renewed momentum, top analyst Darkfost shared key insights highlighting that TRX’s underlying trend no longer needs confirmation — it remains clearly positive. The asset has maintained a steady bullish structure even through periods of consolidation, suggesting a strong foundation for the next move. Darkfost also pointed out that a particularly interesting signal has now appeared — one that historically precedes a new phase of acceleration for TRX. This signal, based on trading volume dynamics, reflects a …
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Gold prices soared to a new all-time high on Monday, as a looming US interest rate cut and political uncertainty across the globe buoyed demand for the safe-haven metal. Spot gold rallied as much as 1.6% for a new record of $3,949.71 per ounce, as it continues to build momentum towards the $4,000-an-ounce milestone. US gold futures also rose 1.6% to a high of $3,971.60 per ounce in New York. Click on chart for live prices. With Monday’s moves, gold has now risen nearly 50% so far this year, a record run underpinned by expectations of US rate cuts, sustained central bank purchases, resilient safe-haven demand and broad dollar weakness. Gold prices first b…
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The European Commission is planning major reforms that would make the EU’s (European Union) financial regulator, ESMA’s (European Securities and Markets Authority) oversight a lot more expansive. If the motion goes through, ESMA would be in charge of directly overseeing stock exchanges, crypto companies and clearing houses across the EU bloc. In an article published by the Financial Times on 6 October 2025, Verena Ross, ESMA’s Chair, explained that the main goal is to fix the fragmented nature of Europe’s financial systems and build a stronger, more unified market. “This would provide a key impetus towards having a capital market in Europe that is more integrated and gl…
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New high-grade structures discovered by Torex Gold Resources (TSX: TXG) during drilling at its ELG underground mine in Mexico could help the company achieve a goal of extending the deposit’s operating life beyond 2029. Highlight hole LS-414 cut 21 metres grading 27.99 grams gold per tonne and 4.9 grams silver from 66 metres depth, Torex said Monday in a statement. Another hole, LS-424, cut about 27 metres at 16.99 grams gold and 2.5 grams silver from 153 metres downhole. Extending ELG’s life would allow Torex to keep annual production above 450,000 gold equivalent oz. beyond 2030. “Results demonstrate the underlying resource potential of the ELG deposit, with …
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Copper prices fell on Monday, giving back part of last week’s strong gains even as supply concerns persist following deadly disruptions at Indonesia’s Grasberg mine. Benchmark three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange (LME) slipped 0.7% to $10,639.50 per tonne by mid-afternoon trading, erasing earlier advances. The decline followed copper’s biggest weekly gain in a year. On the CME, three-month futures traded at $11,115 per tonne ($5.0525 per pound), down 1% for the day. Click on chart for live prices. A stronger US dollar weighed on prices. The greenback advanced after France’s prime minister announced his resignation and Japan appeared set to appo…
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Coinbase has just made a big move to make sending crypto as simple as shooting off a text. They’ve introduced a new peer-to-peer (P2P) payments feature that lets you send USD Coin ($USDC) to anyone, anywhere in the world, instantly and with no fees. The best part? You don’t need a complicated wallet address. You can use a phone number, an email address, or even a shareable link. It’s a massive step toward making crypto payments feel effortless and familiar, just like managing your crypto assets with Best Wallet and its native token $BEST. Why This Changes the Game The new feature represents a significant step in integrating cryptocurrency into our daily lives. For year…
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Will 2025 be defined by stablecoins and DeFi? Well, it appears to be the case. As soon as PancakeSwap announced the launch of a new launchpad, CakePad, CAKE USD zipped higher. CAKE USDT is now at around 2025 highs, and going by recent performance, it is safe to say CAKE crypto is preparing for a leg higher, perhaps to $5. Who knows. A big part of CAKE crypto’s success has to be with the exploding BNB crypto price. BNB USD is now trading above $1,200, and buyers are also eyeing new all-time highs, even to $2,000 by the end of this bull cycle. Being Uptober, hopium is high, and savvy investors are also bidding up, looking for 100X coins to go all in on. According to DefiL…
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Leadership changes at two of North America’s biggest miners open the door to asset sales and even a potential takeover of Barrick Mining (TSX: ABX; NYSE: B), analysts say. On Monday before stock markets opened, Toronto-based Barrick announced the surprise resignation of president and CEO Mark Bristow, who stepped down without explanation after more than six years in charge. That same morning, larger US-based rival Newmont (NYSE: NEM) said CEO Tom Palmer would retire from his position Dec. 31 and make way for chief operating officer Natascha Viljoen. Mining analysts insist the moves are coincidental. Bristow’s departure came less than two weeks after Barrick…
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The Cardano price is showing signs of strength, with one analyst suggesting it may be preparing for a rally to reach $7.82 during this bull run. Crypto analyst Javon Marks believes Cardano is now following the same bullish path that it did in the last market cycle. He explains that after breaking out before, Cardano met its price targets and showed strong technical performance. According to Marks, the same phenomenon is repeating itself in this cycle, suggesting that ADA could be on track to reach new highs. Many traders are closely watching as the token exhibits growing signs of upward momentum during this bull run. Analyst Javon Marks Sees Cardano Price Repeating Its…
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It’s an exciting time for $BTC as Bitcoin treasury companies added $1.2B in BTC to their reserves last week, while analysts speculate that Bitcoin’s new all-time high resulted from Bitcoin ETFs. Metaplanet led last week’s Bitcoin purchases by buying 5,258 Bitcoins on Wednesday, while Strategy continued to accumulate with an additional 196 Bitcoins bought. However, while Bitcoin treasuries undoubtedly contributed to Bitcoin’s rally that pushed the price above $125K, the main driver of recent price action is spot Bitcoin ETFs, which saw a net inflow of $3.24 billion last week. Analysts predict that altcoins like Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER), which are fundamentally linked to Bi…
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