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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Gold appears to be on hold, with investors eagerly awaiting the end of the longest government shutdown in US history. Once the government resumes operations, markets will shift focus to a key question: will official data confirm what alternative indicators have already suggested—a slowdown in the US economy? If the slowdown is validated, the precious metal could surge toward the upper boundary of its expected consolidation range between $3,900 and $4,400 per ounce. If not, gold is likely to retreat toward the lower end of that corridor. Muted reaction to weak ADP employment report Gold's lack of reaction to disappointing private-sector employment figures from ADP surp…
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Gold hits new record highs above $3,780 per ounce, up 43% YTD.Fed policy is not the only driver; ETF inflows are the key catalyst.SPDR Gold Shares absorbed 19 tons in a single day, boosting demand.Silver rallies above $44, eyeing its 2011 peak near $50. Short Pause, Strong Rebound The pause in gold’s rally after last week’s Fed meeting proved exceptionally brief. Prices surged in recent days, breaking above $3,780 per ounce, with today’s trading consolidating between $3,760 and $3,780. Since the start of the year, gold has gained an impressive 43%. While official commentary signals expectations for further Fed rate cuts, Fed Funds Futures remain stable, still pricing i…
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Gold has bounced throughout the past week supported by war headlines in the Middle-East, however flows seem to change as the precious metal has failed to hold and break its intermediate $3,450 highs. Gold is now trading below the key $3,400 level. Quick reminder that US Markets are closed today for Juneteenth, which leads to some movements and flows being subdued. Positioning had already been quite heavy on the long side with many investors trying to capture the negative market sentiment. Opinions are the authors'; not necessarily that of OANDA Business Information & Services, Inc. or any of its affiliates, subsidiaries, officers or directors. …
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The price of gold continues to hover near record highs as investors monitor the escalating tensions in Venezuela and await U.S. inflation data. Platinum also continued its rapid rally yesterday, increasing by 4%. The price of the precious metal rose to $4,330 per ounce, up 0.8% on Wednesday. This is approximately $50 below the historical peak reached in October. The inflation data to be released today will be closely watched as it may provide insight into the Federal Reserve's willingness to implement further interest rate cuts. The escalation of tensions between Venezuela and the U.S. is supporting gold prices. Geopolitical uncertainty is typically seen as a factor that…
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The precious metal has seen a major bounce in the past two days but is currently seeing some heavy selling after the US-Japan Tariff Deals have been reached. You can learn more about the details of that deal right here. In prior sessions, Gold was profiting from the selloff in the US Dollar but the dynamics have changed today as sentiment on global trade outlook is turning more positive. Silver, Copper and Palladium are still moving upwards but Platinum and Gold are struggling today. Let's take a look at multiple timeframes to spot the zones of interest to gain your edge. Read More: Dow Jones rebalancing continues after US-Japan Trade Deal Gold multi-timeframe Tec…
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Gold is facing headwinds as bulls failed to retest earlier All-time highs ($3,500) even as global markets went ablaze through the past week war-induced volatility. Markets tend to react erratically in such periods and some movements are tough to understand as many participants trade their biases for different reasons – One thing to remember however is that a failure to achieve new highs or new lows despite many fundamental reasons to do so is a sign of weakness in the prevailing trend, leading to key reversal points. One example of this for example was the 2022 bear market in Equities, that bottomed on Meta's court-case headlines, and despite fears of high interest rate…
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The overnight session movements were a surprise to many participants as some fresh money entered markets, ahead of the upcoming Central Bank rate decisions and amid historical conflicts between Israel and Iran. The two nations in the Middle-East had been fighting their own proxy wars since October 7 2023 but really started clashing directly last Thursday. For a reminder, Israel attacked Iran's Nuclear plants and engineers as they were only a few days away from creating an Atomic Bomb. Markets have reacted the same way as in last August 2024 where a swift risk-off move had been followed by a major recovery in stock indices – These are the factors allowing markets to rally…
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Gold is back in the spotlight of financial markets, and the reasons are much deeper than just another reaction to news. At the end of November 2025, the metal rose to its highest level in more than a week—and although there was a slight correction afterwards, the overall dynamics suggest the market is entering a phase where even moderate signals from the Federal Reserve can shift sentiment by dozens of dollars per session. An interesting situation is unfolding: amid discussions of potential U.S. rate cuts, gold is rising despite a strong dollar. A major new player—Tether—has emerged on the market, quietly but steadily becoming the largest holder of gold outside of central…
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Following a significant rally, the valuation of gold has begun to decline. Meanwhile, Bitcoin (BTC) appears to be experiencing a slight capital rotation towards it, as evidenced by Tuesday’s price performance, which led to a recovery of the $112,000 mark. In this context, asset manager Bitwise has released a new report that outlines promising price prospects for the market’s leading cryptocurrency, despite the challenges it has faced over the past few weeks. How Gold’s Rise Fuels Bitcoin Opportunities Authored by Andre Dragosch, Max Shannon, and Aayush Tripathi from Bitwise Europe’s research and analysis department, the report highlights that crypto prices have been und…
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Gold Royalty (NYSE-A: GROY) has agreed to buy an existing royalty on the Pedra Branca mine held by BlackRock World Mining Trust for $70 million cash. The copper-gold mine, located in the Carajás region of Brazil, is currently operated by BHP Group (ASX: BHP). The acquisition further enhances Gold Royalty’s already-strong gold exposure from both a revenue and asset value perspective, and offers further exposure to copper exposure at a time when long-term fundamentals are strong, the company said in a statement on Monday. The royalty includes a 25% net smelter return (NSR) royalty on gold and 2% NSR royalty on copper and other products produced from Pedra Branca, co…
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[Gold] With both EMAs which still intersects the Golden Cross and the RSI in the Neutral-Bullish level, Gold has the potential to strengthen today. Key Levels 1. Resistance. 2 : 4273.12 2. Resistance. 1 : 4254.94 3. Pivot : 4199.01 4. Support. 1 : 4171.83 5. Support. 2 : 4124.90 Tactical Scenario: Positive Reaction Zone: If the price of XAU/USD breaks out and closes above 4254.94, it may move toward 4273.12. Momentum Extension Bias: If 4273.12 is broken, Gold may continue its upward movement up to the level of 4320.05. Invalidation Level / Bias Revision: The upside bias weakens if the price of Gold declines and breaks below 4124.90. EMA(50) : 4198.…
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Yesterday, gold set a new all-time high, approaching the $4,000 per ounce mark. This occurred amid rising market uncertainty driven by the U.S. government shutdown and the ongoing political crisis in France. In addition, global economic instability and slowing growth in China have added to investor nervousness, prompting a shift toward safer currencies and assets. The price of gold rose to $3,977.44 per ounce after gaining 1.9% on Monday. The U.S. government shutdown, now in its second week, has deprived investors of key economic data needed to assess the state of the U.S. economy. This complicates the Federal Reserve's ability to evaluate shifting conditions. Traders co…
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On Tuesday, gold reached another record, driven by increased bets on a wave of Federal Reserve rate cuts this year. The price of gold rose by 0.6%, reaching a new historic high of over $3,659 per ounce, surpassing the previous high set on Monday. Over the last two sessions, prices rose by 2.5% after unexpectedly weak US employment data on Friday prompted traders to price in at least two rate cuts this year, including a quarter-point cut at the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting next week. Investors are betting that lower interest rates will make gold a more attractive asset since it does not yield interest. Recall that gold has traditionally been considered a safe-haven as…
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Gold has been in a $250 range since hitting new all-time highs after Liberation Day in April 2025. Despite many signs of new trends very close to beginning, the only true thing is that Gold has not been able to find a trend. The question that may arise, particularly after last week's rebound on the 2025 upward trendline, which failed to even touch the All-time high record, is: Do Gold bulls have enough fundamental resources to push the metal to new highs? The weekly session has started with some great volatility, particularly as the US Dollar is breaking higher in a strong manner and with the EU-US Trade Deal being close to concluded. This volatility has been negative…
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Gold has slightly rebounded ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting, but is still trading below the $4000 per ounce mark. A sharp rate cut by the committee will serve as another catalyst for gold's rise, as it will weaken the dollar. The anticipated move by the Fed is likely to unleash a new wave of interest in the precious metal, traditionally seen as a reliable hedge against inflation and currency fluctuations. In a context of declining bond yields, gold becomes a more attractive asset for investors seeking safe havens for their capital. However, it is worth noting that the gold market remains influenced by numerous factors beyond the Fed's decisions. Geopolitical tension…
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The global gold market is showing strength once again. At the beginning of November, the price of the precious metal surged nearly 3%, settling above $4,100 per ounce and reaching a two-week high. The reason is simple: investors are increasingly discussing the Federal Reserve's imminent rate cuts. In light of weak U.S. economic data, gold has become a primary safe haven for those seeking stability in a turbulent economy. Why Gold is RisingThe increase in gold prices in November is not a flash of random optimism, but rather a reflection of fundamental processes in the global economy. Recent U.S. statistics have come in worse than expected. In October, the number of jobs d…
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Global markets remain in turmoil: gold is hitting an all-time high amid the escalating US-China trade war, while Bitcoin and major altcoins are experiencing a massive sell-off. At the same time, institutional players aren't standing idle — whales are buying up Ethereum worth hundreds of millions during the dip. Meanwhile, in the tech sector, Apple has made a strategic acquisition of startup Prompt AI to bring cutting-edge innovations into the smart home space. Read a detailed breakdown of these events and get recommendations on how to navigate the current wave of high volatility. Gold sets new records: why markets are on edge and how traders can profit On October 13, gl…
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Gold has stabilized after two days of gains as traders reevaluate expectations for the Federal Reserve's next interest rate cut next month. Following an increase of nearly 1% over the previous sessions, the price of gold has declined. Higher interest rates generally increase the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets like gold. After yesterday's FOMC minutes indicated a pause in the ongoing rate-cutting cycle, traders lowered the likelihood that the Fed would make any changes by the end of the year. The strength of the U.S. dollar is also influencing gold's dynamics. A stronger dollar typically puts pressure on gold prices, making the precious metal more expensiv…
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The question is a good one for the precious metal – It seems that markets are rebalancing flows towards Gold to start this session. Canadian traders are off for Victoria Day and there is potential for overall less volume overall as this is typically a week that major market players decide to take off in North America, with also the 4th of July on Friday. These lower volumes haven't translated to any sign of reversal for the US Dollar, and this has started to put its weight on Gold Bears – Prices rallied more than $100 in two sessions. Positive sentiment and lackadaisical pushes to new highs led to more than 5% of correction from war highs, however yesterday's month-end…
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The question is a good one for the precious metal – It seems that markets are rebalancing flows towards Gold to start this session. Canadian traders are off for Victoria Day and there is potential for overall less volume overall as this is typically a week that major market players decide to take off in North America, with also the 4th of July on Friday. These lower volumes haven't translated to any sign of reversal for the US Dollar, and this has started to put its weight on Gold Bears – Prices rallied more than $100 in two sessions. Positive sentiment and lackadaisical pushes to new highs led to more than 5% of correction from war highs, however yesterday's month-end…
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Gold has been rallying consequently since the Sunday open after the Trump Administration decided to appeal the US Federal Court decision to block the Tariffs on Imports. The precious metal is at the highs of the day following an ISM Manufacturing report that wahttps://www.oanda.com/kingfisher/pages/21768/unpublish/s not the best. You can read more on the Data Release here. XAU/USD is breaking out to the upside and the buying candles are strong, we are now up 2.52% on the session. Take a peek at a Gold Technical Analysis from the Daily to the Hourly timeframe. close …
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Gold prices have climbed to a new all-time high of around $3,800 per ounce amid dollar weakness, as investors grew nervous about the potential shutdown of the U.S. government. Bullion rose 1.4% to an all-time high of $3,814 per ounce, surpassing last Tuesday's record after six consecutive weeks of gains. Silver jumped 2.4%, while platinum and palladium also posted significant increases, supported by persistent market tensions and inflows into exchange-traded funds backed by these metals. Strong physical demand from central banks — particularly in emerging markets — has also been an important factor behind gold's rally. Diversification of foreign reserves into gold is see…
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Gold, driven by record purchases and surging prices, has overtaken the euro as the second most important reserve asset behind the dollar, says the European Central Bank (ECB). According to ECB’s annual currency assessment published Wednesday, bullion made up about 20% of the global official reserves at the end of 2024, surpassing the euro’s 16%. The US dollar, meanwhile, maintained its large lead at 46% but continued to see steady declines. Credit: ECB “Central banks continued to accumulate gold at a record pace,” the bank wrote, noting that 2024 was the third year in a row in which gold purchases surpassed 1,000 tonnes — twice as fast as the decade of the 2010s…
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Those who fly too high fall the hardest. Gold nearly touched the $4,400 per ounce mark before it was caught in an avalanche of sell-offs. XAU/USD prices plummeted by 5.7% in a single day — the fastest percentage drop in nearly twelve years. In dollar terms, the $230 pullback marked the largest one-day loss in history. It is highly unlikely that such a dramatic collapse was caused solely by a de-escalation of trade tensions between the U.S. and China. Recently, the precious metal had been climbing in a parabolic fashion with virtually no corrections — an extremely rare occurrence that almost always leads to bursting bubbles. That was the case with the U.S. NASDAQ in 1999 a…
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Yesterday, amid a crash in risk assets, gold seized the opportunity to gain some weight. It is evident that gold has recovered as traders sought safe assets following a drop in the stock market amid concerns about inflated valuations. Spot gold prices rose to $4,000 per ounce after falling nearly 2% in the previous session. Global stock indices fell on Wednesday, marking the sharpest decline in almost a month. Treasury bonds gained on the back of demand for safe-haven assets. The fall in gold on Tuesday followed three members of the U.S. Federal Reserve who did not support further rate cuts in December, weighing the associated risks of inflation and a weakening labor mar…
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