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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Let's return to the negotiations with Canada. Donald Trump also accused the Canadians of using "fake advertising," acting "fraudulently." According to the U.S. president, the goal of this commercial is to influence the U.S. Supreme Court's decision, which will consider the legality of all of Trump's tariffs in November. It should be noted that negotiations with Canada have not been particularly productive. The parties cannot agree on several key issues, so I do not rule out that Trump, in his typical fashion, decided to stimulate his opponent a bit to make him more amenable. This tactic is something we have long grown accustomed to. The commercial features a recording of …
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Analysis of Macroeconomic Reports: One macroeconomic report is scheduled for Monday. The Ifo business climate index will be released in Germany. It goes without saying that this is an entirely secondary report, and the market has been ignoring global fundamental factors and significant macroeconomic reports in recent weeks. Therefore, the macroeconomic backdrop is expected to be extremely weak today. Analysis of Fundamental Events: No fundamental events are scheduled for Monday either. Even the European Central Bank and Federal Reserve meetings planned for this week are generating little interest. It is evident to all traders that the U.S. central bank will…
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Newmont’s (NYSE, ASX: NEM) Ahafo North project in Ghana is now officially in commercial production, the company announced last Friday, marking the successful completion of one of West Africa’s most significant mining developments in recent years. The milestone, the Denver, Colorado-based gold miner says, represents a “culmination of a comprehensive development program” that included extensive infrastructure construction, processing facility commissioning and workforce development initiatives. Located in 290 km northwest of Ghana’s capital Accra, the Ahafo North project forms part of the broader Ahafo lease that also comprises Newmont’s existing Ahafo South opera…
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A fresh leg of the US crypto ETF cycle arrives Tuesday, with Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (ticker: BSOL) slated to begin trading on the NYSE, positioning Solana alongside Bitcoin and Ether in the public markets toolkit just as investors square up for mega-cap tech earnings and the Fed’s FOMC policy decision mid-week. Bitwise says the new TradFi aimed product, BSOL, will offer 100% spot SOL exposure and stake the fund’s holdings, operationally supported by infrastructure firm Helius, marking the first US exchange-traded product to pair spot Solana exposure with an in-fund staking mandate. BSOL Is First To Land in Super Tuesday For Altcoin ETFs The BSOL debut arrives am…
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Yesterday, the USD/JPY pair reversed from the local resistance at 153.28. A new medium-term target was likely set on October 10, as the price did not reach the 154.00 target. The reversal occurred under the influence of a divergence on the daily scale. To solidify a medium-term movement, the price needs to establish itself below the target range of 151.70-152.10. The MACD line is located just below this range. Breaching 151.70 becomes strategically significant, as bears are considering advancing in the medium term. On the four-hour chart, the price's drop below the MACD line coincided with the Marlin oscillator moving into a downtrend territory. This indicates a rapid …
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Uniswap (UNI) has been consolidating since the October 10 market crash, with price action stabilizing but volatility still lingering. The decentralized exchange (DEX) token has struggled to regain its previous momentum, reflecting the broader uncertainty across the altcoin market. Analysts remain divided on its short-term outlook — some view Uniswap as a key driver of Ethereum’s DeFi ecosystem and a potential leader in the next recovery phase, while others caution that lingering liquidity stress and waning trader activity could spark more turbulence ahead. Despite this cautious backdrop, new on-chain data suggests a shift may be underway. According to CryptoQuant insigh…
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Frontier Lithium’s (TSXV: FL) C$943 million capex PAK project is Ontario’s first entry in a program to approve mines in two years. Provincial Energy and Mines Minister Stephen Lecce announced the One Project, One Process (1P1P) program Oct. 17, vowing to cut permitting time for advanced projects in half. Under Premier Doug Ford, the province has joined a chorus of Western governments – including the Trump Administration – in slashing red tape and promoting critical minerals to challenge Chinese control of the industry. “Clarity and predictability in permitting are key to unlocking investment, accelerating project timelines and delivering on Canada’s critical miner…
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The US dollar shows no signs of slowing down and continues to demonstrate growth against riskier assets. The Federal Reserve's decision, made against a backdrop of slowing US labor market growth and ongoing uncertainty in trade policy, was a response to the need to sustain economic momentum in the US. The expected reduction in interest rates would, as expected, make the dollar less appealing to investors seeking higher returns in other currencies. However, Jerome Powell's statements modified market expectations. His cautious tone and mention of a possible end to the monetary easing cycle in the near future instilled confidence in the US economy's resilience. This, in turn…
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The U.S. dollar strengthened following news that the Federal Reserve had cut interest rates by only a quarter of a percentage point — just as expected. Shortly after the announcement, Donald Trump stated that he wanted further rate cuts to support the wavering U.S. economy. During his speech, Fed Chair Jerome Powell noted that both unemployment and inflation are rising amid an escalating trade war, while the government shutdown has distorted official data, which was already surrounded by concerns of politicization. Therefore, according to Powell, another rate cut next month should not be expected. Markets reacted immediately — and the response was mixed. On one hand, sta…
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The GBP/USD pair continues to decline, falling below the key 1.3200 level amid a strengthening U.S. dollar. The U.S. Dollar Index, which measures the dollar's value against a basket of major currencies, is rising in response to the relatively hawkish outlook delivered by the Federal Reserve on Wednesday. At the same time, there are ongoing concerns that the continuing U.S. government shutdown could negatively impact macroeconomic data, which limits the dollar's upward potential — thereby creating somewhat more favorable conditions for the pound in the GBP/USD pair. Fed Chair Jerome Powell dismissed market expectations for a rate cut in December, and heightened demand for …
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Bitcoin momentarily dropped and was trading at $106,300, while Ethereum fell below $3,700. However, during today's Asian trading session, the declines were bought up. Before we discuss the technical picture and trading plans, it's worth noting that on October 31, but back in 2008, Satoshi Nakamoto released the BTC White Paper, which, although not immediately, completely transformed the digital finance industry. This modest-looking document laid the foundations for a decentralized system, independent of traditional financial institutions and government control. It became the spark that ignited the entire flame of the crypto revolution. Today, 17 years later, we see the fr…
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Crypto news today is actually hilarious, with South Park taking another swing at crypto degens. The new episode’s South Park storyline centers on the kids launching a fake crypto token to pull off a pump and dump scheme. It’s comedy gold for viewers, but for those trading crypto, especially meme coins, it’s uncomfortably close to reality. While the jokes fly, the Bitcoin price quietly holds back above $110K, climbing off October’s lows and hinting that a Q4 recovery may already be brewing. Satire aside, the market itself seems to be writing a different kind of punchline, when everyone is doom posting the current price, Bitcoin starts winning again. …
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Asia is currently leading the global crypto charge, with countries like Vietnam, India, Japan and South Korea becoming regional crypto hubs. Some of these countries are witnessing an explosion in retail crypto trading, while other are charting frameworks to better govern crypto, providing the broader Asian crypto landscape with roadmaps that they can adapt to their own specific needs. A lot has happened since the last update on crypto in Asia. Here’s a rundown of the big headlines. Indian Court Rules Crypto As Property: Blocks WazirX From Redistributing User’s XRP The Madras High Court in India, on 31 October has given a major ruling that recognizes cryptocurrencies as …
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On Sunday, November 2, tech billionaire Elon Musk renewed his warning about America’s fiscal outlook. He said the federal debt has grown so large that it can’t be fixed without a major jump in productivity. “If AI and robots don’t solve our national debt, we’re toast,” Elon Musk warned, raising fresh concern that US finances are heading toward a breaking point. His comment resurfaced in new coverage of a recent podcast appearance, at a time when the national debt exceeds $38 trillion and interest costs remain high. It climbed from $37Tn in August to $38Tn by October 22, marking the fastest $1Tn increase outside the pandemic period, and coming during an ongoing federal…
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West Africa-focused Kodal Minerals (LON: KOD) says operations at its Bougouni lithium mine in southern Mali remain unaffected despite escalating security tensions near the capital, Bamako. The London-listed company said activities at Bougouni, located about 180 km from Bamako, continue as normal. Over the weekend, al Qaeda-linked militants advanced toward the capital, cutting off key roads, ambushing military patrols and attacking tanker trucks. The Malian military junta and its Russian partners are struggling to contain the insurgents, who control large parts of the Sahel region. As the situation worsens, the United Kingdom, the United States and Germany have urg…
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The belief that XRP could someday trade between $10,000 and $50,000 continues to circulate across social media, often justified by claims that the token will underpin the global financial system. However, not everyone in the crypto space is buying into that dream. A respected market analyst known as ChartNerd has pushed back strongly against such projections, calling them “nonsense.” This comment, as expected, led to a wave of reactions among members of the XRP community, especially those who are really locked in firmly into such ultra-bullish projections. Analyst Says $10,000-$50,000 Target Is Nonsense Talk of four- and five-figure valuations for XRP flared again after …
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As the new week begins, the Japanese yen continues its negative trajectory, remaining under pressure from last week. Last Thursday, the Bank of Japan left interest rates unchanged despite objections from two board members—Naoki Tamura and Hajime Takata—who advocated for a hike to 0.75%. In the subsequent press conference, Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda emphasized that there are no preliminary plans for the timing of the next interest rate hike. Additionally, Japan's new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi supports an approach to stimulate the economy, advocating for substantial budget allocations to counter inflation and boost economic growth. This reinforces expectations th…
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The GBP/USD currency pair continued trading very low for most of the day on Monday. In the previous article, we mentioned that the "shutdown" in the US has now lasted 35 days, and that Republicans and Democrats are merely pretending to negotiate over funding. In reality, they are not. Interestingly, Donald Trump has already tried to pressure the Democrats by attempting to lay off several thousand government employees. His decision was blocked by the Supreme Court, which is expected to deliver another verdict in November regarding whether all of Trump's trade tariffs were lawful. If not, the Court must cancel them, leading to a "backlash" in the US with refunds of all cust…
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Amid the market pullback, Solana (SOL) has hit a new local low after its price fell below a crucial support level for the first time in months. Some analysts have suggested that the altcoin is in a healthy retest of a key area, but others warned that the cryptocurrency risks another major correction if the current levels are also lost. Solana Risks 30% Correction On Monday, Solana recorded an 8.3% drop after losing the lower boundary of its three-month range. The cryptocurrency has been trading within the $175-$250 levels after the August breakout, hitting a multi-month high of $253 during the September rally. Since then, the altcoin has retraced nearly 35% to the curr…
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Trade Review for Monday: 1H Chart of the EUR/USD Pair On Monday, the EUR/USD currency pair continued its downward movement with minimal volatility. The low volatility observed in recent weeks did not raise any concerns, as important macroeconomic reports have been scarce. However, yesterday, the US ISM manufacturing activity index was released, published as a single estimate. Regardless of the report's importance, more significance lies in the relationship between the forecast and the actual value. We learned that manufacturing activity in the US declined again, despite forecasts predicting an increase. Thus, the report turned out to be much worse than market expect…
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The U.S. dollar faced a number of challenges yesterday following the release of weak manufacturing data. However, remarks from Federal Reserve representative Austan Goolsbee, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, helped ease the pressure. The policymaker stated that he wants to see more data before deciding how to vote at the December central bank meeting but warned that he is currently more concerned about inflation than the labor market. "I haven't made a decision ahead of the December meeting," Goolsbee said Monday in an interview with Yahoo Finance. "I'm concerned about inflation, since it has been above the target for four and a half years, and the trend…
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On the hourly chart, the GBP/USD pair traded horizontally on Monday within the support level of 1.3110–1.3139. Thus, as of Tuesday morning, the price has not yet performed either a rebound from this zone or a consolidation below it. If a rebound occurs, a reversal in favor of the pound and some growth toward the 127.2% Fibonacci retracement level at 1.3186 will take place. A consolidation of the pair below this zone will increase the likelihood of a continued decline toward the next Fibonacci level at 200.0% – 1.3024. The wave situation remains bearish. The last completed upward wave broke the previous peak, while the most recent downward wave (still forming) has long …
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Dfinity is building big plans for Internet Computer 2.0, but how does this play into the wider Dfinity 2.0 vision? Here’s what you need to know. The DFINITY Foundation laid out a plan it calls “Internet Computer 2.0,” positioning its blockchain as a mainstream cloud for “self-writing” apps while proposing deflation-minded tokenomics and a leaner, product-driven organization. The update, published today by founder Dominic Williams, details new “cloud engines,” a push to cut inflation in 2026, and spin-out ventures built to drive adoption. Why Is Node Independence Important for ICP’s Cloud Engines? The headline feature is “cloud engines.” Teams will be able to spin up p…
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Bears anticipate more pain as Bitcoin struggles to stay above $104,000. As of early November, .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; } .cwp-coin-widget-container .cwp-coin-popup-holder .cwp-coin-trend.positive { border: 1px solid #008868; border-radius: 3px; } .cwp-coin-widget-container .cwp-coin-trend.positive::before { border-bottom: 4px solid #008868 !important; } .cwp-coin-widget-containe…
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The "shutdown" in America is becoming increasingly evident. Ordinary Americans are suffering as they have faced delays and cancellations of many domestic flights in recent weeks. Reports indicate that US airports are experiencing a shortage of air traffic controllers, and many employees have not been paid for over a month. It's likely clear to everyone how someone performs their duties when they are not being paid—sloppily. And an airport is not the kind of place where one can afford to be negligent. In New York, over the weekend, 80% of air traffic controllers were absent. Last Friday, around 6,200 flights were delayed nationwide, and 500 were canceled. Transportation Se…
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