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Analysis of GBP/USD 5M The GBP/USD currency pair surged by an extraordinary amount over the past 24 hours. The upward movement began (or resumed) during the Asian trading session, and throughout the day, the British pound rose by 130 pips, something that hasn't happened in a long time. In general, discussing the reasons makes little sense, as they were the same as for the EUR/USD pair. However, the euro rose only 60 pips, while the pound rose twice as much. Why? From our perspective, the pound has fallen significantly more than the euro in recent months, and that's why it is now rising strongly. We have repeatedly pointed out the illogicality of such a sharp decline i…
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Analysis of EUR/USD 5M The EUR/USD currency pair continued its upward movement on Wednesday after another slight pullback to the trendline. Thus, from a technical perspective, everything is absolutely consistent. The pair has already reached the area of 1.1657-1.1666, and there is not much left to reach the target level of 1.1800. Let us remind you that the euro remains within a sideways channel on the daily timeframe, and after a reversal around the lower boundary of this channel, it is aiming for the upper boundary. Yesterday's macroeconomic background also contributed to the strengthening of the euro. Although its rise started much earlier than the American reports…
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Kevin O’Leary pushed back on what many traders are betting on, saying he does not expect the US Federal Reserve to cut rates in December and that such a move would not rock Bitcoin’s price. The well-known investor/entrepreneur said he is not investing as if the Fed will ease policy, and he thinks Bitcoin will likely drift within 5% of its current level. Fed Cut Odds Skyrocketing According to the CME FedWatch Tool, markets are now pricing in an 89% chance of a December rate cut, a big swing from just weeks earlier when odds were far lower. This shift in expectations has been a main driver of recent moves in risk assets, including crypto. Bitcoin Reacts To Shift In …
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XRP is testing a key inflection zone above $2.00 as two independent frameworks from crypto analysts Dom (@traderview2) and Osemka (@Osemka8) converge on a potential reversal – with clearly defined levels at roughly $2.00, $2.22 and $2.50 marking the battlefield. XRP Price Consolidation Nears Its End On the higher-timeframe 2-day chart, Osemka frames the structure as a classic flat correction built on top of the 2021 high. “Here’s the range and levels to help you navigate it. We’re basing on top of 2021 high,” he writes, adding that “we’ve also never broken down after going sideways for this long, so I remain with my view of this being an accumulation range and a flat cor…
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The last two months have seen a major reset in the XRP open interest, coinciding with the widespread sell-offs that have rocked the market. Looking at past performances, historical data suggests that this open interest reset could be a major break for the altcoin. As prices begin to see some recovery, the reset could present the perfect opportunity for bulls to reclaim complete control of the XRP price and drive it toward higher levels. How Far Has The XRP Open Interest Crashed? To know the scale of this reset, it is important to look at the XRP open interest numbers over the last few months. Data from Coinglass shows that back in July, the XRP open interest hit a new al…
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Based on the previous analysis, it follows that in almost any case, Donald Trump will choose a candidate who can assure him of complete obedience or on whom Trump has leverage. Thus, it became clear last summer that it would definitely be someone from the inner circle of the White House leader. On Tuesday, reports indicated with high probability that Kevin Hassett, currently serving as the president's economic advisor, will become the new Fed chair. Hassett has repeatedly stated that he believes it is necessary to lower the interest rate to well below 3%. However, we may never know whose idea this was: Trump's or Hassett's. Regardless of who becomes the new head of the FO…
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On Tuesday, Donald Trump announced that he has nearly decided on a candidate for the new Chair of the Federal Reserve. It is important to remember that Jerome Powell's term will expire in May 2026, and, under U.S. law, he cannot serve a second term. The President of the United States selects the new chair, and Congress must then approve the appointment. Given that Republicans control both chambers of Congress, there is no doubt that whoever Trump chooses will become the new FOMC director. Last summer, Donald Trump insisted on Jerome Powell's early removal. A campaign was launched to remove the current Fed chair from office. Trump wanted the FOMC to begin lowering interest…
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The Australian dollar against the U.S. dollar is approaching the boundaries of the 66 figure while updating local price highs. On Wednesday, the pair tested the resistance level at 0.6590, which corresponds to the upper line of the Bollinger Bands on the D1 timeframe. This is the highest price level since the end of October. It is important to note that the pair is rising not only because the U.S. dollar is weakening but also because the Australian dollar is strengthening. Even the negative figures released on Wednesday on Australian GDP growth could not deter buyers of AUD/USD; bullish sentiment still prevails in the pair. However, the disclosed report is not as bad a…
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Australia's GDP grew by 2.1% year-on-year in the third quarter, a result slightly below expectations but the highest in the past two years. The growth was slightly weaker than the anticipated 2.2%, mainly due to companies significantly reducing their inventory levels, which may provide a further boost to GDP in the next quarter as output increases. Domestic demand accounted for 1.1% of the overall growth, while private investments rose at the fastest pace since March 2021. The only significant downside was the negative dynamics in external trade, where import growth outpaced export growth. Ahead of the GDP data publication, Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Bullock warn…
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Chainlink (LINK) is once again in the spotlight across the cryptosphere after the launch of the first U.S. Chainlink-focused ETF sparked a sharp price rebound and renewed institutional interest. LINK surged more than 20% in 24 hours, trading around $14.4 as volumes and market participation accelerated. Chainlink ETF Launch Sparks Strong Market Reaction Grayscale launched the GLNK ETF on December 2, converting its previous private Chainlink trust into a publicly traded product on NYSE Arca. The ETF opened with zero fees and recorded more than 1.17 million shares traded on its first day, far above historical averages. Trading volume reached roughly $13.8 million, while e…
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Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for December 3 The central theme of today’s session is once again, the only subject of concern for Markets (and for the right reasons): next week’s FOMC Meeting – 5 more sessions to go! The 85%+ pricing for a 25 bps cut had been subject to volatility, but this morning’s ADP miss largely anchors it at elevated levels. With ISM Services producing a beat (52.6 vs. 52.2 exp), but Prices Paid regressing, almost nothing stands in the way of a Fed cut, with tariff-led inflationary pressures remaining contained. This helped cryptocurrencies to stay around the highs reached yesterday amid their ongoing rebound, but most impor…
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Norway is hitting pause on deep sea mining after the governing party reached a deal with the opposition to ensure adoption of its latest budget. No deep sea licences will be issued in Norway’s territorial waters until 2029, in line with an agreement made with the opposition Socialist Left Party on Tuesday. Second thoughts The moratorium marks a reversal of Norway’s decision 18 months ago to approve licensing for exploration permits that were supposed to be issued this year, BMO Capital Markets analyst Helen Amos said in a note on Wednesday. Oslo had proposed 386 offshore blocks comprising about 38% of the 280,000 sq. km approved by Parliament for exploratio…
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Gold’s Rise as a Global Currency Why is Gold valuable Gold has always held a unique place in global finance, but recent trading trends suggest something even more significant is happening. A decade ago, I wrote an article questioning whether gold was evolving beyond its traditional role as a commodity. Today, ten years later, the question is more relevant than ever: Is gold quietly becoming a major global currency? With explosive growth in spot gold trading, rising participation from retail traders, and forex brokers treating gold nearly identically to established currencies, the transformation underway is hard to ignore. Below, we revisit the argument and explore why X…
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the heldTron has emerged as one of the strongest performers during the latest market downturn, showing a level of resilience rarely seen among major altcoins. While most large-cap cryptocurrencies have suffered drawdowns of 40% or more since August, Tron has limited its losses to just 24%, outperforming nearly the entire altcoin sector. This relative strength highlights the network’s unique positioning and the steady demand it continues to attract despite broader market weakness. A major factor behind this resilience is Tron’s growing dominance in the stablecoin ecosystem. According to data from Tronscan, shared by Lookonchain, Tether minted another 1 billion USDT on Tr…
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North American stock markets largely recovered, particularly Tech, turning what was a scary correction into a small retracement since last week. Most Indices now hover close to their all-time highs, with the Nasdaq remaining the furthest from its peak, down a measly 2.30% from its end-October record. The December 10 FOMC cut is now a quasi-certainty, with a few bouts of lower data since last Thursday beginning to set the stage for another cut in January (currently priced at 27%). zoom_out_map …
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Yesterday's rebound of gold from the $4160 support level and its subsequent movement to the upside favor the bulls. Nevertheless, before being confident in a continued rise of the precious metal, it would be prudent to wait for confirmation above the strong resistance at $4250. In this case, gold may break the weekly high near $4270 and aim for the round level of $4300. On the other hand, a decline below the round level of $4200 will attract buyers and find solid support ahead of the $4150 level. This level will become a key pivot point — breaking it would push gold down to the round level of $4100, en route to the confluence support zone at $4075, then toward the 50-day …
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The Federal Reserve has officially brought its multi-year quantitative tightening program to a close, freezing its balance sheet at about $6.57 trillion after draining more than $2.3 trillion from the system since 2022. The Federal Reserve’s decision to formally end quantitative tightening has created a sense of anticipation across the crypto market. Liquidity inflows have shaped every major crypto cycle, and removing the multi-year drain on liquidity is expected to set the stage for healthier crypto market conditions and see the Bitcoin price push above $100,000 in the coming days. Policy Shift Meets A Market Still Searching For Direction The Fed has frozen its balanc…
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Most Read: Gold (XAU/USD) Price Reclaims $4200/oz Handle. Are Bulls Ready for a Test of $4300/oz? Bitcoin (BTC/USD) has successfully rebounded, passing the important $93,000 price point that many market participants have been watching. This comeback is seen as a necessary relief rally, pushing Bitcoin's price up to $93,007.12, which marks a 6.6% increase in just the last 24 hours. After several weeks of falling prices, this price reversal seems strong and is supported by three main factors working together: significant changes in global economic policies (macroeconomic policy shifts), the fact that large investment firms can now easily buy and sell Bitcoin (unprecedented …
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The highly anticipated Fusaka Upgrade for Ethereum is on the verge of going live on Wednesday, heralding significant enhancements to the network’s overall functionality. Analysts contend that this pivotal development could usher in a considerable supply crunch for ETH, potentially boosting its price during a challenging period for the broader cryptocurrency market. Layer 2 Solutions To Boost ETH Burn According to analysts at Bull Theory, the Fusaka Upgrade integrates components from previous upgrades—Osaka, Fulu, and PeerDAS—but its most impactful feature is its resolution of one of Ethereum’s biggest challenges. Layers 2 (L2) solutions have long utilized Ethereum’s …
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Osisko Metals (TSX: OM) is set to receive a C$32.5 million ($23.2 million) investment boost from several big names in the industry to support its development of the Gaspé copper project in Quebec. In an announcement Wednesday, Osisko said it will issue approximately 67.66 million common shares priced at C$0.48 each under a private placement. Several high-profile Canadian mining companies are expected to participate, including Hudbay Minerals (TSX, NYSE: HBM), Agnico Eagle Mines (TSX, NYSE: AEM) and Franco-Nevada (TSX, NYSE: FNV). Hudbay, in particular, is expected to acquire over 29 million shares — representing 4.3% of those outstanding post completion of financi…
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XXIX Metal (CVE: XXIX) announced the filing of an independent preliminary economic assessment (PEA) technical report for its Opemiska project. The report outlined robust economics for the copper project, located in Chapais, Quebec. XXIX is advancing its Opemiska and Thierry copper projects, two significant Canadian copper assets. The Opemiska project, highlighted as one of Canada’s highest-grade open-pitable copper deposits, underpins the company’s position as a key player and one of Eastern Canada’s largest copper developers. The NI 43-101 technical report became effective on October 17, 2025, with an issue date of December 2, 2025. Ausenco prepared and compiled …
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Sui (SUI) is drawing renewed market attention after staging one of its strongest breakouts in months, rising sharply at a time when most large-cap altcoins remain range-bound. The latest 31% surge was triggered by a series of developments that converged within days, most notably Coinbase’s approval to offer SUI trading to New York residents, a move that places the token inside one of the most heavily regulated crypto markets in the U.S. The rally also arrived immediately after one of the largest token unlocks of the month, an event that would normally dampen prices but instead saw buyers step in with force. New York Listing Boosts Liquidity and Institutional Demand…
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Gary Nagle, CEO of Glencore, and Máximo Pacheco, Chairman of the Board of Codelco. (Image courtesy of Codelco.) Chile’s state-owned copper miner Codelco has signed a memorandum of understanding with Swiss miner and commodities trader Glencore (LON: GLEN) to advance a new smelter project in the country. Codelco will supply Glencore with up to 800,000 metric tonnes of copper concentrate a year while Glencore leads the project’s development, which covers the design, financing, construction, operation and maintenance of a plant. This facility is expected to process 1.5 million dry metric tonnes annually under strict environmental standards. Codelco has previously said…
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On Wednesday during the North American session, the GBP/USD pair rose sharply, breaking above the 1.3300 level. This growth was driven by market expectations of a more "dovish" Federal Reserve policy amid intensifying rumors that Kevin Hassett, a White House economic adviser, could be appointed as the new Fed Chair in place of Jerome Powell. The British pound strengthened significantly as the U.S. dollar weakened, pressured by speculation surrounding the potential new Fed leadership and weak U.S. labor market data. The dollar also continues to decline following the release of today's disappointing U.S. economic data. Specifically, the U.S. ISM Services PMI for November an…
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The Australian dollar continues its intraday rise against the weakening U.S. dollar, reaching new highs not seen since late October and approaching the 0.6600 level. The market's initial reaction to weak Australian economic growth data proved short-lived, as expectations of further monetary easing by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) have diminished. This factor remains a key driver supporting the Australian dollar. In addition, positive sentiment in equity markets helps offset a subdued report on China's services PMI and contributes to the Australian dollar's relative outperformance. Today, the Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, Michele Bullock, spoke before a …
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