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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The Bitcoin market has been marked by notable volatility recently, with prices fluctuating significantly, dropping close to the $98,400 level before rebounding above $105,000 on Monday. Potential 12% Retrace To $92,000 Technical analyst Doctor Profit recently shared key notes on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter), indicating that a substantial Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) gap exists at $92,000. The analyst predicts that this level will likely be eventually reached, suggesting that closing this gap could create additional fear in the market, which often plays into the hands of market makers. Doctor Profit also highlighted in his analysis the presenc…
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IXM, a metals trading unit of CMOC Group (SHA: 603993), has declared force majeure on its cobalt supply contracts due to an ongoing export ban in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The ban, initially set for four months, has now been extended until September, halting cobalt shipments from key suppliers. Export ban extended The DRC government extended its cobalt export ban by another three months on June 21, citing a need to address market oversupply and stabilize prices. The measure, enforced by the Authority for the Regulation and Control of Strategic Mineral Substances’ Markets (ARECOMS), began on February 22, 2025. It has disrupted shipments from …
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Metals investor Cobalt Holdings has dropped plans of an initial public offering on the London Stock Exchange, dashing investor hopes of what would’ve been the biggest mining IPO since 2022. The company previously aimed to raise as much as $230 million through the offering and use most of the funds to buy 6,000 tonnes of physical cobalt from Glencore (LON: GLEN) at a discount. The IPO launch represents Cobalt Holding’s strategic play to capitalize on a struggling market that has been in three consecutive years over oversupply despite healthy demand, which drove the metal’s price down by 75% over the past three years. The company, headed by mining entrepr…
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Cobalt futures prices in China surged to levels last seen mid-March on Monday after the Democratic Republic of Congo extended its concentrate export ban first instituted in February. In a surprise move Congo, responsible for more than 80% of global output, stretched the export restrictions for the electric vehicle battery material by another three months taking more than 100,000 tonnes off the market over the seven month period by some estimates. The most active cobalt futures on China’s Wuxi Stainless Steel Exchange surged over 9% to 254 yuan or $35.34 per kilogram, the highest since March 14. A surge in supply from the Congo, where cobalt is a byproduct of c…
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Coinbase has become the first U.S.-based crypto exchange to win a MiCA license, giving it legal access to offer services across the European Union. The license was issued by Luxembourg’s financial regulator and opens the door to operating in all 27 EU nations, plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway. As part of the move, Coinbase will shift its EU base of operations from Ireland to Luxembourg. Why Luxembourg Won According to Coinbase’s European leadership, Luxembourg stood out for its established blockchain laws and for being a regulator more familiar with the crypto space. While Ireland was home to Coinbase’s previous EU operations, it has yet to pass crypto-specific…
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Recent developments in the Coinbase crypto scam case suggest that the crypto exchange knew about the data leak for a while. According to an article published on 3 May 2025 by Reuters, Coinbase had known about the data leak since January. TaskUs, an outsourcing firm, is connected to this breach that might cost Coinbase up to $400 million in damages. According to a 14 May 2025 SEC filing, an Indian employee at the company took pictures of her work computer using her private phone, contributing to the breach. The Indian employee, along with her accomplice, was allegedly stealing Coinbase customer data and selling it to hackers for monetary gain. Once caught, Coinbase was i…
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Coinbase has found itself in hot water again, but this time it has nothing to do with market volatility or regulators. A data breach affecting tens of thousands of customers has been linked to one of its third-party support vendors in India, according to sources familiar with the matter. No money was stolen in the Coinbase data breach, but the leaked data could be used in phishing scams or identity theft. The Inside Job That Set It Off The breach allegedly began when a support agent working for TaskUs, a global outsourcing company contracted by Coinbase, snapped photos of internal customer service tools. These tools gave the agent access to user data, including names, em…
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Ethereum has surged more than 70% since mid-June, marking one of its most impressive rallies of the year. The move has been driven by strong momentum, with bulls firmly in control as ETH recently reclaimed the critical $3,500 level. Notably, the uptrend has shown little to no retracement since the initial breakout, signaling sustained buying interest and confidence among investors. One of the most striking developments supporting this move comes from CryptoQuant, which highlights the emergence of a significant premium on Ethereum traded through Coinbase. This is particularly noteworthy because Coinbase is a platform predominantly used by US institutions and high-net-wor…
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Crypto exchange Coinbase has launched a new initiative with its “Base App,” aiming to broaden access to the crypto economy. Unveiled on Wednesday, this application replaces the Coinbase Wallet and is designed to merge various functionalities, including wallet, trading, payments, messaging, and social media. Built on Coinbase’s proprietary blockchain network, Base, which operates on the Ethereum (ETH) blockchain, the app reportedly seeks to attract a wider audience beyond traditional cryptocurrency enthusiasts. Base App Launch According to CNBC, the Base App represents an opportunity to reach consumers who may not be primarily interested in buying or trading cryptocurre…
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Crypto exchange Coinbase announced that it will launch its Coinbase One Card later this fall. To be offered in partnership with American Express, the card will provide up to 4% Bitcoin cashback, and zero trading fees (with a spread for the first $500 traded per month), among other goodies. According to the Coinbase One Card website, you can sign up for early access, and you’ll be notified when they start receiving applications. There are also no foreign transaction fees, and you can repay your balance using your linked bank account or crypto on Coinbase. Given the current context of increased current adoption, payment solutions like these are becoming the norm. And Thi…
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Coinbase (COIN) is experiencing significant momentum, with its stock poised to reach a record closing high as the cryptocurrency sector enters what the White House has dubbed “Crypto Week.” The positive trend for the crypto industry has been notable since President Donald Trump took office, culminating in Bitcoin (BTC) hitting record highs beyond the $123,000 level on Monday. This surge is attributed to favorable legislative developments, the resolution of ongoing lawsuits with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and the appointment of regulators who are seen as supportive of the crypto space. COIN Poised For $100 Billion Market Cap Coinbase has had an i…
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CoinDCX, a leading Indian crypto exchange, suffered a $44.2M hack on July 19, targeting an internal wallet. Customer funds remain safe, as the breach did not affect reserves. Crypto exchanges combine three core components of trading: settlement, execution, and custody. In traditional finance, these functions are segregated, making exchanges like the NYSE and NASDAQ resilient to failures that could result in massive losses. However, in the crypto industry, the landscape is entirely different. Tokens for which exchanges provide liquidity are decentralized, and exchanges are responsible for securely storing user assets to protect them from hackers. Over time, hackers have …
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Want to check on Bitcoin’s latest price moves? Just pop over to CoinMarketCap and… enter your wallet info? On June 20, 2025, visitors to a number of major crypto sites, including CoinTelegraph and CoinMarketCap, were prompted to connect their crypto wallets before accessing the site. The pop-up was a hack, a wallet-stealer designed to siphon information away from users. CoinMarketCap users can create accounts and connect wallets to track their portfolios, so the pop-up itself might not have seemed entirely out-of-place. Users quickly uncovered the hack, and affected sites moved rapidly to limit the damage. The incident highlights a new potential vulnerability in th…
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Condor Resources (TSXV: CN) says its Cobreorco project in central Peru has passed an “important” permitting milestone following the approval of its environmental impact statement, moving the project closer to the drilling stage. The permitting process is being carried out by Teck Resources (TSX: TECK.A/TECK.B; NYSE: TECK), which entered the project in late 2023 through an option and joint venture agreement with Condor. Under that agreement, Teck can earn a 55% interest in Cobreorco over three years following the permit issuance by spending $4 million on exploration and paying another $500,000 in cash. The Canadian miner would also take over technical, social and e…
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North-American currencies are leading majors this morning with the employment data beating expectations in the US and Canada. US Non-Farm Payrolls Came at 139K vs 130K expected - but it seems like the market is extrapolating the info even more as ADP missed in the beginning of the week: The greenback is rallying strongly and risk assets are enjoying from the tone. With Canadian data coming in at +8.8K vs -15K expected, the employment data from the Canuck has been surprising to the upside for a few months now. Opinions are the authors'; not necessarily that of OANDA Business Information & Services, Inc. or any of its affiliates, subsidiaries,…
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Data shows the Bitcoin Fear & Greed Index has returned back to the neutral territory, a sign that investors are losing optimism. Bitcoin Fear & Greed Index Has Reset Back To Neutral The “Fear & Greed Index” refers to an indicator created by Alternative that tells us about the average sentiment present among the traders in the Bitcoin and wider cryptocurrency markets. The index makes use of the data of these five factors in order to determine the trader mentality: trading volume, market cap dominance, volatility, social media sentiment, and Google Trends. The indicator represents the calculated sentiment as a score lying between zero and hundred. Values abo…
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Overview: The US dollar is mostly softer today against the G10 currencies. Ironically, the New Zealand dollar is the strongest following the widely expected quarter-point cut by the central bank. The Canadian dollar is the laggard, the only G10 currency not to have found traction against the greenback. Most emerging market currencies are also enjoying a firm tone, including the South Korean won, ahead of what is expected to be a quarter-point cut from its central bank tomorrow. Despite the strong gains in US equities yesterday, most of the Asia Pacific equity markets fell today. Taiwan, South Korea, and Singapore bucked the trend. Europe's Stoxx 600 is given back most of…
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Global copper mine production is set to rise by an average annual rate of 2.9% over the next decade, growing from 23.8 million tonnes in 2025 to 30.9 million tonnes in 2034, according to a new report by Fitch Solutions’ BMI. This production growth, says BMI, is largely down to several new projects and expansions coming online, supported by historically elevated copper prices and a positive demand outlook. This year, BMI estimates global copper mine output to rise 2.5% as production in Chile recovers and the giant Oyu Tolgoi mine in Mongolia ramps up. Those in Peru, Russia and Zambia will also remain among the major contributors, it adds. The Fitch unit cites d…
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Copper for delivery in September fell by more than 1% to a high of $5.0450 per pound or $11,120 per tonne in early trading on the Comex market on Friday as traders take profits after five straight days of gains. Pre-emptive buying in the US ahead of likely tariffs has opened up a massive gap between US and London Metal Exchange prices. Benchmark 3-month copper in London was trading higher at $9,887 per tonne on the LME in morning trading in London on Friday. Reuters reports some Chinese smelters have agreed to process copper from Antofagasta for no charge, but the outcome was better than expected for the smelters, already suffering losses. Shanghai Metals Mark…
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Copper futures hit a new record on Tuesday as the US market continues to brace itself for a 50% tariff next month. The most active September contracts on the CME soared as much as 1.6% to $5.7275 per lb., a new all-time high. Since US President Donald Trump’s tariff announcement earlier this month, copper price have soared past the $5/lb. level to new heights. Following a double-digit move on July 8 (see chart below), the metal has risen by another 2%. Click on chart for live prices. This takes copper’s year-to-date gains to over 40%, making it one of the best performing commodities of 2025, even surpassing that of gold. Meanwhile, corresponding contract…
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Copper prices surged nearly 6% on Monday, supported by a weaker dollar and investor concerns over potential US tariffs on copper imports. On the COMEX, copper for July delivery rose 5.8% to $4.949 per pound ($10,887 per tonne). The rally followed President Trump’s announcement late Friday that the US will double tariffs on steel and aluminum to 50%, starting this Wednesday. Benchmark three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange (LME) was up 0.7% at $9,572 per metric ton as of 07:06 GMT. China’s commodity markets were closed on Monday for the Dragon Boat Festival holiday. The dollar edged lower, paring gains from last week, as markets assessed the po…
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To meet the world’s future needs, copper prices must at least double their current levels in order to incentivize companies to build more mines, a study published in the latest issue of the SEG Discovery journal suggests. According to the study, led by researchers from the University of Michigan, Cornell University and the University of Queensland, the problem isn’t about finding enough copper in the ground, but the rate at which companies are mining to satiate the rapid consumption of metal driven by two major themes: economic development and clean energy. These two drivers of demand are at odds when it comes to how resources are to be allocated, because, as the …
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Copper climbed to a three‑month high on Tuesday, driven by tightening supply on the London Metal Exchange (LME) and an improved risk appetite linked to hopes of easing US–China trade tensions. Market attention remains fixed on tariffs, which continue to shape global metal flows. Supply squeeze LME copper prices are set to close out the first half of the year with a gain of 12%, beaten only by the tin market, largely due to the investigation into US copper imports announced by President Trump in February. There’s been a rapid drawdown in inventories on the London Metal Exchange and in China recently after traders moved record volumes to the US in a bid to f…
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Copper prices jumped by double digits on Tuesday after US President Donald Trump announced plans to implement a 50% tariff on the industrial metal. “I believe the tariff on copper we’re going to make it 50%,” Trump said when asked by a reporter what the rate on those products would be. In New York, the most-traded copper futures soared to a record $5.9535/lb. following Trump’s announcement, for an intraday gain of nearly 17%. By 2 p.m., the contracts had settled to around $5.5495/lb. The copper levy is part of a set of looming sectoral tariffs the US President has planned on select industries. Other sectors that may be impacted include drugs and semiconductors…
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US prices jump more than 3%, opening up massive $1,600 per tonne gap between US and LME copper prices with Goldman Sachs predicting more gains to come. Copper for delivery in September rose more than 3% to a high of $5.1650 per pound or $11,367 per tonne in overnight trading on the Comex market on Thursday as US markets pull in buyers ahead of likely tariffs. In February, the White House directed the US Commerce Department to investigate the need for import tariffs on the bellwether metal, with a report due within 270 days. That triggered a surge in US-bound shipments. Pre-emptive buying in the US opened up a massive gap between US and London Metal Exchange …
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