Radar do Mercado
Resumo diário completo com análise técnica e fundamental dos mercados globais, incluindo movimentos em Forex, ações, metais e decisões macroeconômicas relevantes.
12293 tópicos neste fórum
-
Bitcoin climbed past $122,000 this week, marking its fourth straight month of gains. It even touched $123,000 Monday before dipping slightly. Prices like these put the crypto asset well beyond what many everyday earners can afford. According to the Social Security Administration, the average yearly salary in the US is $66,600. That means a single coin now costs nearly twice what a typical worker makes in a full year. Bitcoin Prices Soar Past Records Based on reports from top crypto channel Altcoin Daily, high‑net‑worth individuals are being urged to act fast. The platform tweeted that millionaires should consider buying at least 1 BTC now, while it’s still within reach…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
A sudden slide in Bitcoin’s dollar value rattled traders this week after US President Donald Trump and Elon Musk tangled in public comments. The drop was sharp, and it raised questions about whether BTC can keep its upward momentum. According to market data, prices dipped quickly before finding a floor, leaving some investors on edge while others looked to on-chain figures for clues. Exchange Reserves Slip Based on reports from CryptoQuant, the amount of Bitcoin held on centralized exchanges fell from 2,435,600 BTC to 2,365,400 BTC over seven days. That’s a nearly 3% decline. When coins leave exchanges it often means people want to hold them in private wallets. Fewer co…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
While the lithium market looks to be in the early stages of a recovery, IGO (ASX: IGO) has no faith in the prospects for a recovery at the Kwinana lithium refinery in Western Australia. Kwinana, south of Perth, is owned by Tianqi Lithium Energy Australia (TLEA), which is 51% owned by China’s Tianqi Lithium (SHE: 002466) and 49% by IGO. In January, TLEA announced it would suspend the construction of the second train of the Kwinana plant amid the struggle to reach nameplate capacity at Train 1. IGO CEO Ivan Vella told the company’s annual general meeting in Perth on Wednesday that the company continued to negotiate with Tianqi on the future of the facility. …
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Coloured precious stones miner Gemfields (LON: GEM) (JSE: GML) confirmed on Thursday that two police officers were killed earlier this week during an attack at its Montepuez ruby mine in northern Mozambique. According to the company, about 40 illegal miners marched on the mine gate on Monday and assaulted officers guarding the entrance. No Gemfields employees or contractors were injured, and the company said conditions on site have since remained calm. Gemfields said it was informed that the attack may have been linked to an earlier incident involving district immigration authorities investigating suspected illegal immigrants in a nearby village, during which one …
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
As Bitcoin exhibits relative stability, trading above $90,000, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned on Thursday that the rise of stablecoins could accelerate the substitution of local currencies in countries with weak monetary systems, potentially undermining central banks' control over capital flows. In a report titled "Understanding Stablecoins," published on Thursday, the IMF cautioned that the rapid growth in the popularity of dollar-denominated stablecoins, coupled with their ease of cross-border use, might encourage households and businesses to abandon local currencies in favor of dollar-based stablecoins, particularly in environments marked by high inflat…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
While the U.S. dollar is actively losing ground against risk assets, the International Monetary Fund has stated that it sees significant risks to global growth due to renewed tensions between the United States and China. "If these risks materialize in the form of higher tariffs and disruptions to supply chains, global GDP growth could decrease by 0.3 percentage points," said Krishna Srinivasan, Director of the IMF's Asia and Pacific Department, on Friday. According to the IMF, this geopolitical factor, paired with domestic economic problems in several countries, is putting pressure on global supply chains, undermining business confidence, and increasing uncertainty about…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Cryptocurrencies are volatile investment assets, in case people forget. After multiple weeks of sensational rallying, particularly in altcoins, Cryptocurrencies have started to find some profit-taking from their renewed highs. Bitcoin originally led the way higher, marking its own ATH towards the last days of July (initially around $123,200). Hence, a $10,000 consolidation range followed, creating perfect conditions for altcoins to catch up—and Ethereum did not lose the opportunity, rising up to 33% in 12 days. Multiple headwinds had caused Cryptos to surge higher: between the US opening investment and regulations for institutions and the masses to invest much more fre…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Impact of Foreign Taxes on Retirement Income Executive Summary If you receive income across borders in retirement, foreign taxes on retirement income can shrink your cash flow, or, with planning, become mostly a non-issue. This guide shows how the foreign tax credit (FTC), tax treaties, residency rules, and smart asset placement work together to reduce double taxation and keep your withdrawal plan steady. Additionally, we break the rules into clear steps, add simple examples, and point to the forms you’ll actually use. With the right structure, you can turn complex international tax issues into repeatable tasks that protect your income. Who Should Read This This artic…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
On 6 October 2025, Indian Union Minister Piyush Goyal said that the country is ready to launch a sovereign, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) -backed digital currency, which will be traceable. Goyal insisted that the country will not be encouraging cryptocurrency,” which does not have sovereign backing or which is not backed by assets, say it on the federal bank or local currency.” The digital Rupee will be akin to regular currency. It will be backed by the central bank, while leveraging blockchain technology. “Our idea is that this will only make it easier to transact. It will also reduce paper consumption and will be faster to transact than the banking system. But it will a…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
India’s pension regulator may look to relax its investment restrictions after calls by fund managers to boost their gold holdings in their portfolio, Bloomberg News has reported. According to sources cited by Bloomberg, retirement fund managers held a series of meetings with senior officials from the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority last month, requesting permission in invest in gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs). In addition, they also asked for relaxed rules around real estate investment trusts and infrastructure trusts. The sources followed up by saying that the regulator is now considering the proposal, and has even sent draft documents on gold…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
India is exploring the option of securing rare earth minerals from Myanmar’s rebel‐controlled mines in an effort to reduce its reliance on Chinese supply, Reuters said. Officials from India’s Ministry of Mines have reached out to the Kachin Independence Army (KIA), a powerful insurgent group that controls a major rare earth belt in northern Myanmar, with eyes on a potential supply agreement, it reported earlier this week, citing people familiar with the matter. The talks, according to Reuters sources, revolved around KIA sending rare earth samples from its mines to India for lab testing to ensure their industrial applicability. A separate source from the KIA said …
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
India will adopt the Organization for Economic Cooperation’s (OECD) Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) by 1 April 2027. This will not only enable automatic cross-border sharing of crypto transaction data but also tighten tax oversight on offshore holdings. Indian crypto exchanges and service providers will now collect and report customer and transaction data to local tax authorities. Data flows are expected to reveal crypto assets and activity on foreign exchanges and wallets held by Indian residents, hashing out compliance and transparency issues. India is known for its high crypto adoption, but it is struggling to put together an effective regulatory framework. …
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
India’s tax department is going deeper into crypto enforcement. The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has confirmed it’s using artificial intelligence and tapping into international data-sharing networks to spot crypto trades that haven’t been reported. India’s crypto tax rules are now backed by global data-sharing networks, making it harder to hide assets overseas. AI Joins the Hunt According to CBDT chairman Ravi Agrawal, the department now runs over 6.5 billion transaction records through AI systems each year. These tools are designed to cross-check what people file against what’s actually happening on crypto exchanges. The goal is simple: flag the differences and …
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
India’s Income Tax department has launched an investigation into more than 400 high-net-worth Binance traders. The Indian tax authorities, headed by the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), suspect tax evasion despite the country’s stringent crypto tax rules. The investigation appears to be targeting offshore trading activities. According a 11 October 2025 Economic Times report, “the persons identified had evaded tax on their crypto profits, with many not disclosing the digital coins parked in wallets with the overseas exchange.” Interestingly, the investigation focuses on crypto transactions conducted between the financial years 2022-2023 and 2024-2025. Both direct t…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
A Vancouver group on Thursday delivered a petition with more than 6,000 signatures urging Pan American Silver (NYSE, TSX: PAAS) to respect the Xinka Indigenous people’s decision against restarting the Escobal silver mine in Guatemala. “This is not the first time Canadian allies have had to come in person to the company’s headquarters to ensure Pan American Silver cannot ignore the message from the Xinka people,” activist Angus Wong said in a release Thursday. “The Xinka People have said no to the mine and to characterize the process as a negotiation of any kind is untrue.” The company told MINING.COM sister publication The Northern Miner it would not comment beyon…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Venerable Ventures’ (TSXV: VLV.H) new resource for the old Minto mine in the Yukon has more than doubled contained copper and gold over the 2005 estimate as the owners create a new company with the Selkirk First Nation (SFN). The update outlines 12.6 million indicated tonnes grading 1.2% copper, 0.46 gram gold per tonne and 4.3 grams silver for 334 million lb. copper, 187,000 oz. gold and 1.7 million oz. silver, Venerable reported late Monday. Inferred resources total 23.7 million tonnes at 1.05% copper, 0.38 gram gold and 3.9 grams silver for 547 million lb. copper, 295,000 oz. gold and 2.97 million oz. silver. Minto sits on SFN traditional territory and is about 240…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Indonesia’s government has reached an agreement with Freeport Indonesia to halt operations at the Grasberg mine to prioritize the search for workers trapped after a recent accident, Reuters reported, citing the country’s mining minister. Two workers have died and five remain missing following a large mudflow earlier this month at the Grasberg Block Cave underground mine. Production at Freeport Indonesia has not resumed since the incident, with the suspension impacting both output and revenue, Minister Bahlil Lahadalia told reporters. Asked when operations would restart, he said the government and Freeport-McMoRan (NYSE: FCX) would discuss the matter. Freeport did …
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Indonesia, the world’s top nickel producer, might reduce production by one-third in 2026 to keep prices from declining further. In its 2026 Work Plan and Budget, the Indonesian government is proposing a 34% reduction in production from this year’s total to 250 million tonnes next year, the Shanghai Metals Market (SMM) reported Wednesday, citing the Indonesian Nickel Miners Association (APNI). The target is a government-level plan and details of its final implementation aren’t yet clear, APNI Secretary General Meidy Katrin Lengkey said Tuesday, SMM reported. Indonesia’s falling grades Jakarta’s output control efforts are due to nickel grades dropping,…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Indonesia has revoked four out of five nickel mining permits in Raja Ampat, one of the country’s most prized diving and snorkelling destinations, following mounting environmental concerns and pressure from local communities. The decision, announced Tuesday by Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Bahlil Lahadalia after a Cabinet meeting, immediately halts operations by PT Anugerah Surya Pratama, PT Nurham, PT Kawei Sejahtera Mining, and PT Mulia Raymond Perkasa. According to Lahadalia, three of the companies had held permits since 2013, while PT Nurham had received approval this year but had not yet begun production. Only PT Gag Nikel will continue operating …
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Indonesia’s planned operation to seize more than 1,000 illegal mining sites starting this month is unlikely to deliver “meaningful environmental gains” and will yield only a “modest boost to state revenues,” according to a new analysis from BMI, a Fitch Solutions company. The Indonesian government aims to transfer seized mining sites to state ownership, positioning the move as part of President Prabowo Subianto’s wider anti-corruption campaign. But BMI notes that the real motivation appears to be revenue recovery rather than ecological protection. The approach echoes a March 2025 crackdown on illegal palm oil farms, which critics said disproportionately affected s…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Industry leader Tom Lee has shared how the Ethereum price could reach $12,000 within the next few months. He based his prediction on the Bitcoin price action and how ETH could match the flagship crypto on a potential run to the upside. Tom Lee Explains How The Ethereum Price Could Rally To $12,000 Speaking at the Binance Blockchain Week, Tom Lee predicted that the Ethereum price could reach $12,000 as Bitcoin rallies to $250,000 within the next few months. He explained that ETH can reach the $12,000 target if the ETH/BTC ratio returns to its eight-year average of 0.0479. Lee described this potential rally to $12,000 as a “huge move.” Tom Lee further predicted that the…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Larry Ellison has unexpectedly dethroned Elon Musk as the world's richest individual. Ellison's fortune surged to $393 billion, while Musk's net worth now stands at $385 billion. The dramatic shift is explained by a staggering single-day increase in Ellison's wealth—over $100 billion. The backdrop could hardly be more favorable. The S&P 500 gained 0.4% and the Nasdaq rose 0.3%, with both indices hitting new all-time highs, while the Dow Jones was little changed. Markets were buoyed by a weaker-than-expected Producer Price Index (PPI) report. In August, it unexpectedly dropped by 0.1%, and the July figure was revised lower. On an annual basis, inflation metrics also c…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
The American stock market began the week on a down note. Futures for the S&P 500 declined moderately on November 11, reflecting cautious investor sentiment. After a series of tumultuous trading days, the market seems to be pausing to digest several conflicting signals: local successes in the global economy, inflationary pressures in the U.S., and political instability. All of this creates a complex but intriguing trading backdrop—filled with nerves but also opportunities. Politics and Economy: A Temporary RespiteU.S. authorities have avoided a new crisis: Congress has extended government funding through January 30, temporarily easing the threat of a shutdown. However…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
European Central Bank Vice President Luis de Guindos stated on Monday that the current interest rate level remains acceptable and that policy will only be adjusted if the economic situation changes. According to him, both inflation dynamics and forecasts remain favorable, and no increases or decreases in rates are expected in the coming months; any changes will depend on incoming data. For the euro, this assessment is favorable, and the market interprets it as a strength of the European currency. Preliminary inflation data for the eurozone in November confirms de Guindos's words. Overall inflation rose from 2.1% year-on-year to 2.2%, while the core index remained at 2.4%…
Last reply by Ben Graham, -
Last week, Christine Lagarde spoke three times. This week, she is scheduled to speak three more times. It may seem that every appearance by the European Central Bank president should trigger a strong market reaction, but in reality, not every speech captures the market's attention. Only those in which her rhetoric regarding key economic indicators or monetary policy changes meaningfully from prior statements tend to matter. Last week, Lagarde made it clear that the current level of inflation in the Eurozone is acceptable to the ECB. This was a very important statement, allowing for a straightforward conclusion: the ECB does not intend to change its monetary policy paramet…
Last reply by Ben Graham,
