Radar do Mercado
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At the start of the new week, the GBP/USD pair halted its five-day decline and confidently held above the key 1.3300 psychological level, even trading above 1.3330. Nevertheless, the fundamental backdrop suggests that the path of least resistance for spot prices remains to the downside. The British pound continues to face pressure from growing expectations of further monetary policy easing by the Bank of England. This weighs on the GBP/USD pair, as markets now price in about a 40% probability of a 25-basis-point rate cut in November, and around 65 basis points of total easing by the end of the year. These expectations are reinforced by unexpectedly stable inflation data r…
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A resource update for Banyan Gold’s (TSXV: BYN) Hyland project in southeast Yukon helps the company maintain its third place ranking among the largest projects in the territory by contained gold. The update outlines 11.3 million indicated tonnes grading 0.93 gram gold per tonne and 7.27 grams silver for 337,000 contained gold ounces and 2.63 million oz. silver, according to a release on Monday. There are also 3.9 million inferred tonnes at 0.95 gram gold and 6.94 grams silver for 118,000 oz. gold and 860,000 oz. silver. Hyland is about 450 km southeast of Whitehorse. “The updated, pit-constrained mineral resource demonstrates the potential of the Hyland project as…
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At the start of the new week, the Japanese yen is under pressure. Data released today showed that Japan's service-sector inflation rose again in September, reinforcing expectations of an imminent rate hike by the Bank of Japan (BoJ). Since consumer inflation in Japan has exceeded the BoJ's 2% target for more than three years, the latest figures point to the need for tighter monetary policy from the central bank — although this has not yet translated into yen strength. Japan's new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, regarded as the successor to former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, is known for her stimulative economic approach. This raises concerns about the stability of the Bank …
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From a technical perspective, a break above the 153.25–153.30 level, which marks the monthly high, and a further increase in buying activity beyond this zone, would provide a new catalyst for USD/JPY's upward movement.Given that oscillators on the daily chart remain positive and are still far from overbought territory, spot prices are likely to target the key psychological level of 154.00. This bullish momentum could extend further, pushing the pair toward the 154.75–154.80 level and the psychological level of 155.00. On the other hand, the Asian session low near 152.56 acts as immediate support. A break below this level could drive USD/JPY toward intermediate support at …
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Most Read: Markets Weekly Outlook - Trump-Xi Meeting, Earnings & Central Banks Microsoft Corporation ($MSFT$) is scheduled to report its fiscal year 2026 first-quarter earnings on Wednesday, October 29, after the market closes. This event is seen as a key indicator for how quickly companies are adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the overall health of the technology sector. What to Expect? Analysts widely expect Microsoft to beat profit forecasts, extending its winning streak, primarily driven by strong demand for its cloud services and AI development tools. The main focus for investors is the Intelligent Cloud segment, particularly the Azure platform, and th…
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Ethereum’s bullish momentum has intensified throughout the weekend, with the price climbing above $4,100. This steady recovery follows a strong rebound from the $3,500 region after a crash earlier in the month. Investor sentiment, as shown by trading volume and flows on exchanges, has turned optimistic amidst the recovery. Now that Ethereum’s price action is starting to turn bullish again, a new technical analysis shared by crypto analyst Freedomby40 on the social media platform X suggests that the current rally could be far from over, projecting a possible long-term climb to $16,000. Wave Count Structure Points To A Continuation Phase Freedomby40’s analysis, which is …
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On 27 October 2025, Strategy CEO Michael Saylor acquired additional 390 Bitcoin worth nearly $44 million, bringing the company’s total to 640,808 BTC. Blockstream CEO Adam Back, Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino, and Twenty One Capital CEO and Strike CEO Jack Mallers, voiced their opinions on Saylor’s Bitcoin accumulating strategy during the Plan B conference held in Lugano. “Saylor has been very communicative about his learning through the process,” said Blockstream CEO Adam Back. “They started with the bonds, moved on to the convertibles, at the market share selling, and now the preferred.” “I think he’s been vocal that he thinks the preferred is a better strategy, and he appe…
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Japan has officially stepped into the regulated stablecoin era with the launch of JPYC EX, the country’s first fully licensed digital yen under the revised Payment Services Act. This milestone marks a pivotal moment for Japan’s financial sector, bridging traditional banking infrastructure with the Web3 ecosystem. Building on earlier versions of JPYC, the new JPYC EX is designed to serve as a compliant, yen-backed stablecoin connecting the nation’s banking system to blockchain-based commerce, DeFi applications, and cross-border payments. With full legal authorization and asset backing, it positions the yen as a future cornerstone in global digital finance. According to …
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The precious metal began the new week with a decline. Signs of easing trade tensions between the United States and China have boosted investor appetite for riskier assets, which in turn has undermined demand for gold, traditionally viewed as a safe-haven asset. On Sunday, senior economic officials from China and the U.S. reached a preliminary understanding on the potential framework of a future trade agreement. The news came ahead of the upcoming meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, scheduled for the end of this week. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that talks held on the sidelines of the ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur e…
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In its annual Precious Metals Investment Focus report, analysts at Metals Focus emphasized that continued global economic instability remains a key factor supporting gold prices in the coming year. "In our view, uncertainty surrounding U.S. trade policy and its implications for the global economy will remain the main driver of gold demand in 2025," the experts noted. In addition, analysts project strong investment interest from retail investors. Put simply, further monetary easing by the Federal Reserve, against the backdrop of rising inflation, makes gold more attractive by reducing its opportunity cost as a non-yielding asset. "Global risks such as trade tensions, infla…
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The wave pattern on the 4-hour chart for EUR/USD has changed, unfortunately not for the better. It is still too early to conclude that the upward section of the trend has been invalidated, but the recent decline in the euro necessitated a revision of the wave structure. We now see a series of three-wave structures, a-b-c, which could be part of the larger Wave 4 of the upward trend. In this case, Wave 4 appears unnaturally extended, but overall, the wave structure retains its integrity. The upward trend development continues, and the news flow largely remains unsupportive of the U.S. dollar. The trade war initiated by Donald Trump continues. The president's confrontation …
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XRP is staging a remarkable rebound, rising from early October lows of $1.77 to over $2.60, even as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) prolongs its review of pending XRP ETF filings. The delays have sparked mixed market sentiment, yet XRP’s trading volume and technical setup indicate growing bullish momentum. Over the weekend, XRP surged to $2.68, breaking critical resistance at $2.63 on a 147% volume spike, one of the largest in recent months. This explosive move coincided with renewed optimism following Ripple’s strategic acquisitions, including the integration of Ripple Prime and GTreasury, which CEO Brad Garlinghouse said place XRP “at the center of …
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After months of growing uncertainty and anticipation, the debut of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for Hedera (HBAR) and Litecoin (LTC) is set to commence tomorrow, as confirmed by Canary Capital’s CEO Steven McClurg on Monday. Hedera And Litecoin ETF Launches Imminent Crypto reporter Eleanor Terret shared the news on X (formerly Twitter), revealing that the ETF launches for Litecoin and Hedera are imminent, with a statement from McClurg underscoring the excitement for the upcoming launch. Notably, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has also made significant moves in the ETF sector by certifying 8-A filings and issuing listing notices for Bitwise Invest’s spot Solana (SOL…
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Opening Week Gaps Explained Best Trades What Are Opening Week Gaps? An opening week gap refers to the difference between the previous Friday’s closing price and the Monday (or Sunday in forex) opening price of a market. These gaps occur when markets reopen after the weekend and prices “jump” due to new information, breaking news, or changes in sentiment while markets are closed. In forex trading, markets technically run 24/5, but most liquidity dries up late Friday and resumes Sunday evening (New York time). The first quoted price Sunday often opens at a different level, creating what’s called a weekend gap or opening week gap. The same applies to other assets such as …
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The likelihood of MetaMask releasing its own token this year climbed to 34% on prediction platform Polymarket, following the appearance of a link allegedly leading to a token claim page on Monday. (Source: Polymarket) MetaMask representatives have repeatedly hinted at the possibility of introducing a native token for the Ethereum-focused wallet, developed by blockchain software firm Consensys. The speculation has intensified in recent months, as on-chain activity and internal references to reward systems have fueled user expectations. In mid-September, Consensys CEO Joe Lubin remarked that a MASK token could arrive “sooner than you would expect,” describing it as a…
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Enjin announced on Monday that its “Sentosa” upgrade is now live on the Canary testnet and is scheduled for mainnet release on December 8, 2025. The rollout will bring Coretime support, a Hyperbridge module, and an on-chain asset conversion (DEX) pallet to the Enjin Blockchain. For ENJ holders, this upgrade could mean cheaper transactions, smoother throughput, and better cross-chain liquidity before year-end. The Sentosa rollout has two phases. The Canary testnet went live on October 27, and the mainnet launch will cover both the Relay Chain and the Matrix Chain. DISCOVER: Best Meme Coin ICOs to Invest in 2025 Could the December 8 Mainnet Launch Boost ENJ Trading A…
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The Bitcoin price is positioning for a potentially explosive move that could take it well beyond its previous all-time highs. Analysts are closely watching a critical resistance level near $116,000, which may serve as the final hurdle before BTC catapults into uncharted territory above $126,000. Analyst Predicts New Bitcoin Price All-Time High Crypto analyst Donny Dicey revealed in an X social media post this week that the $116,000 price level is the decisive zone Bitcoin must breach to confirm a breakout toward a new all-time high. His technical analysis suggests that once BTC achieves a clean break above this resistance area, momentum could swiftly carry it above $126…
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An explosion at an underground mine site in the far west region of New South Wales has resulted in the death of two workers, according to local reports in Australia. Emergency services were called to the site early in the morning after being told that two people, both women, had been critically injured during a workplace incident, according to police reports cited by media including ABC. One of the workers died after being brought to surface, while the other has been flown to the hospital for treatment, the police said, noting that a man had already died from the explosion before their arrival. The incident occurred at the former Endeavor silver-zinc mine loca…
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Theory without practice is dead. Economics without politics won't last long either. Following the growth of European business activity to its highest levels since May 2024, German business confidence also showed improvement. The Ifo index rose to its highest level since 2022, surpassing Bloomberg experts' forecasts. However, the political drama in France has taken on new dimensions, curbing the enthusiasm of the EUR/USD bulls. Dynamics of German Business Confidence Positive news from the eurozone and German economies, along with the European Central Bank's intention to end the monetary expansion cycle amid falling Federal Reserve rates, should, in theory, have helpe…
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The events calendar in New Zealand for the past week was empty; there was no new data that could change the outlook for the kiwi's exchange rate or the potential adjustment to future actions by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand. There is a risk of renewed inflation growth after it rose in the third quarter from 2.7% YoY to 3.0%, but forecasts for the fourth quarter are quite moderate, with ANZ Bank expecting a decline from 3.0% to 2.9% YoY, and the RBNZ has no need for additional adjustments. From the perspective of New Zealand's economic recovery after a prolonged crisis, which, among other things, has led to negative GDP figures for five consecutive quarters, there is a p…
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The Australian dollar began the trading week with a gap, closing at 0.6516 on Friday and opening at 0.6541 on Monday. However, sellers of AUD/USD were unable to close the gap, and during subsequent trading, the pair updated its two-week high, testing the resistance level at 0.6560, which corresponds to the lower boundary of the Kumo cloud on the D1 timeframe (and simultaneously the upper line of the Bollinger Bands on H4). This price action is attributed to two reasons. First, AUD/USD traders reacted positively to the preliminary talks between the U.S. and China. Second, support for the Australian dollar came from the Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, Michele…
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On Monday, news emerged that the U.S. and China had reached a trade agreement. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced this in an interview. Just a few hours later, several media outlets reported that the trade agreement would not be signed in November, as it only concerns extending the trade truce and avoiding a new escalation of the trade war. Beijing understands that a 100% tariff increase would signal the end of trade between the U.S. and China, where China sells significantly more than it buys. Washington realizes that China's refusal to sell rare earth metals would spell disaster for many American high-tech industries that rely on these metals, of which Chin…
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Scott Bessent also reported that China agreed to resume importing soybeans from the U.S. In China, the negotiations were described as productive, and the final statement mentioned achieving a consensus on resolving key issues. Both China and the U.S. agreed to continue discussing all contentious points. Accordingly, negotiations will continue. In any case, a temporary truce, an extension of the truce, a thaw, and so on signify an improvement in relations between the two countries. This is a significant event that could prompt market reaction. However, market participants have recently begun to take Trump's threats and statements less seriously. About a month ago, Trump an…
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Are AI coins making a comeback ahead of the highly anticipated FOMC meeting? VIRTUAL price is pumping – and now analysts are asking, is VIRTUAL-linked TIBBIR crypto next? AI-linked tokens flashed fresh momentum today as Virtuals Protocol’s VIRTUAL jumped significantly, putting the spotlight on ecosystem token TIBBIR. DISCOVER: The 12+ Hottest Crypto Presales to Buy Right Now VIRTUAL Crypto Continues Multi-Day Rebound: AI Coins Pump – Is TIBBIR Crypto Next? On October 28, VIRTUAL, the token powering Virtuals Protocol’s AI agent network, continued its multi-day rebound. According to Coingecko data, VIRTUAL traded between roughly $1.43 and $1.48 today, reflecting a 22% …
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Bitcoin (BTC) is showing renewed strength, reclaiming the $115,000 level after weeks of volatility and uncertainty. Bulls are attempting to build momentum for a potential impulse move higher, aiming to confirm a sustained bullish structure after the recent consolidation phase. On-chain data continues to reveal a clear and repeating pattern tied to investor behavior and market cycles. Historically, when the percentage of Bitcoin supply in profit climbs above 95%, the market tends to enter an overheated phase, often leading to sharp corrections. These pullbacks serve as natural cooling periods, resetting sentiment and liquidity before the next major leg up. Interestingly…
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