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This is a follow-up analysis and a timely update of our prior report, “Hang Seng Index Technical: End of minor corrective decline, start of new bullish impulsive up move”, published on 13 August 2025. The Hong Kong 33 CFD Index (a proxy for Hang Seng Index futures) delivered the anticipated bullish run between 13 and 25 August, reaching the short-term resistance level of 25,750 and posting an intraday high of 25,946 on 25 August. Thereafter, its price actions have evolved into a choppy minor corrective decline sequence of -4.3% (high to low) within a medium-term uptrend phase from 25 August to 28 August, as short-term traders took profit due to fears of an overheated …
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Key takeaways The Hang Seng Index remains in a medium-term uptrend, despite a recent 9% pullback triggered by renewed US-China trade tensions.China’s core CPI rose to a 19-month high of 1% in September 2025, easing deflation fears and boosting market confidence.Technical indicators show bullish momentum, with key short-term support at 25,140 and upside resistance near 27,500.A sustained yuan appreciation continues to underpin Hong Kong’s equity market recovery. This is a follow-up analysis and an update of our prior publication, “Hang Seng Index Technical: Bullish consolidation above 26,200 on China housing recovery”, published on 15 September 2025. The price action…
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In a positive development for the crypto community, the individual responsible for the GMX exploit accepted the platform’s bounty and returned over $40 million worth of assets stolen from the project. Crypto Hacker Takes $42 Million From GMX On Friday, the recent GMX V1 exploit ended on a happy note after the individual responsible for the incident turned into a white-hat hacker. Perpetual and spot crypto exchange GMX lost over $40 million on Wednesday when an attacker exploited a vulnerability in the protocol’s first version on Arbitrum. According to online reports, GMX V1’s vault contract had a vulnerability that allowed the attacker to manipulate the GLP token price…
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Recent drilling by Harfang Exploration (TSXV: HAR) returned a highlight hit of 2.5 metres grading 35.6 grams gold per tonne from drilling in the Koval zone at its Sky Lake project in northwestern Ontario. That interval, in hole SLA-25-04, included 15.6 metres at 4.54 grams gold from 290.85 metres, as well as 8.35 metres grading 7.52 grams gold and 2.5 metres at 35.59 grams gold, Harfang reported Wednesday. Sky Lake is about 500 km north of Thunder Bay. “It has become obvious to us that there may be a significant mineralized system at Koval,” Harfang CEO Rick Breger said in a release. “The regional geology, the project geology, and the information we have gleaned f…
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South Africa’s Harmony Gold (JSE: HAR)(NYSE: HMY) has approved construction of its $1.6 billion Eva copper project in Australia, setting a three-year build that begins in the third quarter of 2026, with first production expected in the second half of 2028. Harmony aims to lift its copper output to about 100,000 tonnes a year once Eva is online, a target that includes volumes from its recent $1 billion-acquisition of MAC Copper, owner of the 41,000-tonne-a-year CSA mine in New South Wales. Chief executive Beyers Nel said Eva and the MAC Copper acquisition give Harmony a broader base of metals exposure that strengthens cash flow across commodity cycles. Harmony …
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Harmony Gold (JSE: HAR) (NYSE: HMY), South Africa’s top gold producer by volume, has agreed to acquire MAC Copper (ASX:MAC)(NYSE:MTAL) for $1.03 billion, accelerating its strategic shift into copper through a key Australian asset. The all-cash deal would give Harmony full ownership of MAC’s only asset, the CSA copper mine in central western New South Wales. CSA is among Australia’s highest-grade and oldest operating copper mines, with a history stretching back nearly 150 years. At 1.9 km, it is also one of the country’s deepest underground operations. Harmony is offering $12.25 per MAC Copper share, representing a 20.7% premium to the company’s last closing price …
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Harmony Gold’s (JSE: HAR, NYSE: HMY) acquisition of MAC Copper (NYSE: MTAL, ASX: MAC) has cleared the final regulatory hurdle after Australia’s Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) gave its approval of the $1 billion deal. The FIRB approval, says MAC Copper CEO Mick McMullen, is “another significant step towards implementation of the transaction as all requisite regulatory approvals have now been obtained.” It follows last week’s approval of the deal by the South African Reserve Bank. The transaction still requires approval from investors, satisfaction of certain restructuring conditions, and sanction by the court. Shareholders of MAC are expected to cast their …
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Bitcoin continues to retrace from its record highs, with the asset trading below $115,000 at the time of writing. Current price levels place Bitcoin near $113,098, a decline of around 6.5% over the past week and close to 9% below its all-time peak. Despite the downturn, analysts monitoring on-chain data suggest the broader market cycle may still have room to extend upward. One such view comes from CryptoQuant’s QuickTake contributor, PelinayPA, who analyzed Bitcoin’s market value to realized value (MVRV) ratio. The analyst noted that while recent corrections may weigh on short-term sentiment, historical patterns in MVRV indicate that Bitcoin has not yet reached conditio…
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Another hard week hit the crypto markets. Hyperliquid price formed a new low, and it begs the question “How much more?”. Are investors scared and confident still? What is liquidity telling us about the current state of the market? Lots and lots of questions to ask. One place to look for answers is the charts. As fundamentals remain strong, as well as usage, .cwp-coin-chart svg path { stroke-width: 0.65 !important; } .cwp-coin-widget-container .cwp-graph-container.positive svg path:nth-of-type(2) { stroke: #008868 !important; } .cwp-coin-widget-container .cwp-coin-trend.positive { color: #008868 !important; background-color: transparent !important; } …
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Following a significant downturn that saw Bitcoin (BTC) plunge to the $80,000 mark on November 21, the leading cryptocurrency has managed to stabilize above this critical threshold for several days. This development has sparked speculation about whether this level represents a short-term bottom and if a new upward trend might follow. Potential Local Bottom For Bitcoin According to analysis from CryptoQuant analyst Carmelo Aleman, on-chain data indicates a market landscape characterized by institutional redistribution, structural weakness, and signs of a rebound that may hint at a local bottom. One of the observations made is that large whale investors have been activ…
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Macro analyst Alex Krüger says the weekend’s sell-off has likely marked a tradable low for the crypto market, arguing that the move closely mirrors the 2024 “August crash” that bottomed on a Monday. “I see the current move as a smaller scale replay of last year’s August crash (which bottomed on Monday),” Krüger wrote on late-Friday in a post on X, adding that he would “be looking to add to longs on Monday, ideally before the US cash open,” if the overnight session remained panicky. He framed the decline as a classic shakeout rather than the start of a new downtrend. Krüger’s read hinges on macro first, crypto second. He notes that 2024’s August break came in a sequence—B…
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BitMine’s Chairman, Tom Lee, has shared his perspective on the recent surge of crypto-focused treasury companies and the future of this multi-billion-dollar trend. Crypto DATs Bubble Already Burst On Thursday, BitMine’s Chairman Thomas “Tom” Lee joined Fortune’s Crypto Playbook Podcast to discuss the surge of Digital Assets Treasury (DAT) companies and why he thinks the bubble surrounding these vehicles may have already burst. Discussing the need for this alternative type to get exposure to crypto assets, Lee argued that DATS “are not just passive vehicles,” and properly executed companies will get capital and be supported by investors. He noted that companies like St…
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Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for November 6 Risk assets are flashing warning signs again as November records three losing sessions out of four, extending October’s shaky momentum. The Challenger job cuts report published this morning showed layoffs at their highest pace since October 2003, painting a grim backdrop for the US economy. While some argue AI-driven productivity allows firms to sustain profits with leaner teams, weaker employment inevitably risks weighing on consumption. Read More:Stocks get slammed again after a hopeful reboundUSD/JPY hits resistance: Bearish signal warns of a potential topBitcoin holds above $100,000, but for ho…
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Hashdex is out with its 2026 crypto investment outlook, and the vibe is pretty clear: stop treating crypto like a weird side-bet and start treating it like… an allocation. The firm’s CIO Samir Kerbage says “most investors” should be thinking in the 5–10% range, framing it as a pragmatic response to a messier macro regime (sticky inflation risk, debt burdens, the 60/40 portfolio looking less like a law of nature and more like a historical artifact). Look, you can debate the exact number, but Hashdex’s point is that the underweight has become the active decision. Crypto is now “well above $3 trillion” in market cap and about 1% of the global investable market by its math—m…
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Market Insights Podcast (12/12/2025): In today's episode, TraderNick and podcast host Jonny Hart discuss today's lackluster performance from US tech equities, especially concerning AI stocks, with a cloud still being cast over valuations. Otherwise, we look ahead to a busy week of trading, with a decision by the Bank of England likely to offer the first cut since June. Join 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 w…
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Overview: The US dollar is sporting a slightly softer profile against the G10 currencies today. The exception is the yen, which is trading at a seven-day low against the greenback. The Scandis and Australian dollar are doing best. The Reserve Bank of Australia delivered a hawkish hold. Governor Bullock's comments encouraged the market to bring forward the first rate hike, which is now nearly fully discounted in the futures market for next May. France's parliament holds an important vote today on social security financing, and a defeat would likely weigh on the euro. Meanwhile, there is much talk of a hawkish cut from the Federal Reserve tomorrow. Most emerging market curr…
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The latest Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) meeting delivered a few surprises, helping the Australian dollar hold its ground against the U.S. dollar. However, the long-term outlook remains uncertain. As expected, the RBA left interest rates unchanged at 3.6%, as inflation remains at its highest level since July 2024. The RBA directly acknowledged this inflation risk, stating: "...while recent data is incomplete and volatile, it suggests that inflation in the September quarter may come in higher than anticipated during the August Monetary Policy Statement." The central bank also noted signs of recovering consumer demand, which increases the risk of upward pressure on p…
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Hedera (HBAR) is kicking off the week with a strong burst of momentum, climbing more than 5% in the past 24 hours to trade around $0.14. Related Reading: Will The Low XRP Price Force Ripple To Dump Its Holdings? Exec Answers Community The wider crypto market is finally flashing green, but the HBAR price is clearly outpacing the pack thanks to a wave of institutional interest, rising ETF inflows, and growing excitement ahead of Coinbase’s futures launch. Still, despite the bullish sentiment, chart signals warn that the token isn’t out of danger just yet. ETF Inflows, Futures Launch Fuel the Rally The sudden HBAR price acceleration comes at a moment when multiple cata…
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Hedera Hashgraph has just taken a decisive step that could redefine its market positioning and the performance of HBAR price action: the network has officially joined the ERC3643 standard, a framework designed to unify on-chain identity, compliance, and tokenized asset issuance. This surprise move ties Hedera into the T-REX Protocol ecosystem, which already underpins billions of dollars in compliant security tokens across Ethereum and EVM-compatible chains – a significant step for HBAR’s sustained institutional adoption. For context, ERC3643 is not just another token standard. Unlike ERC20 or ERC721, it was explicitly built for regulated securities markets with embedded…
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Hedera’s much-anticipated debut on the New York Stock Exchange through the Canary Capital Hedera ETF (Ticker: HBR) marked a major milestone for the network, positioning it alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum as one of the few cryptocurrencies with a regulated U.S. spot ETF. Related Reading: Dogecoin Whales Quietly Accumulate Over 320 Million Coins — What’s Coming Next? The listing initially sparked optimism, sending HBAR soaring over 25% to $0.2191 as trading volume jumped 328% to $1.12 billion. However, the momentum proved short-lived. Within 24 hours, HBAR has slid nearly 6%, retreating below $0.20. Analysts attribute the decline to profit-taking and broader market cautio…
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Hedera’s native token, HBAR, will receive its first US exchange-traded wrapper on Tuesday, with Canary Capital’s HBAR ETF slated to begin trading on Nasdaq alongside the firm’s Litecoin product. These two first-of-their-kind listings will arrive in a week already marked by a number of crypto fund debuts. Canary’s chief executive, Steven McClurg, confirmed the launches after the firm filed the required Form 8-A registrations on Monday and finalized its S-1 under the SEC’s shutdown playbook, which allows registrations to go effective 20 days after filing when the delaying amendment is removed. Market watchers had flagged Canary’s filings as “at the goal line” in recen…
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Amid the bearish pressure that has rocked the market, the Bitcoin price continues to fluctuate around the $110,000 support, especially with selling pressure building up. This has led to predictions that the Bitcoin price is headed for another crash amid the weakness. One analysis that stands out comes from crypto analyst Toby Dawson, who pointed out the formation of a bearish Heads and Shoulders pattern that could trigger a cascade below $100,000. Head And Shoulders Pattern Points Downward In the analysis shared on the TradingView website, Dawson outlines the formation of the head and shoulders pattern. The first shoulder here, the left shoulder, was created at around $1…
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The confidence vote is set to take place later this afternoon with the results expected with the results likely to come in around 1500 GMT or after that. Incumbent French prime minister Bayrou is set to be ousted but are markets underestimating the political turmoil that could follow? Well, let's take a look. For the most part, the euro currency has shrugged off the risks associated with the situation in the region's second largest economy. So, that's one clear spot to look at in terms of potential negative reactions from markets. That at least is what Societe Generale is arguing. The firm outlines that the most probable outcomes are either Bayrou loses the vote and a car…
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Pressure on the British pound has grown after the Bank of England warned of parallels between the $1.7 trillion private credit boom and the subprime lending crisis, as UK officials confirmed plans to stress test the market. Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey told a parliamentary committee on Tuesday that there are worrying signs in the sector. He referred to conversations with industry representatives who assured him that "everything's fine in our world"—except for the role of rating agencies, which, he noted, echoed the confusion over debt quality seen during the securitization of subprime mortgages. "We're not going to run that movie again, are we?" Bailey said duri…
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Hedera (HBAR) is gaining momentum as “ETF season” heats up and technical patterns align for a potential upward move. After bouncing from a September low near $0.205, HBAR has formed constructive patterns, an Elliott Wave advance, a double bottom, and a 10-week descending wedge, that together suggest a bullish turn. With a final decision on a proposed HBAR spot ETF expected in November, traders are wondering if a clear break above $0.23–$0.24 could lead to the $0.30 level. ETF Season Puts HBAR in the Spotlight Macro tailwinds are strengthening, with the SEC expected to make decisions on numerous crypto ETF applications in October–November. Analysts believe that current…
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