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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AbraSilver Resource (TSX: ABRA) said new drill results at its flagship Diablillos project in northwestern Argentina have expanded the high-grade gold zone east of the Oculto deposit. “Numerous” broad zones of gold and silver mineralization were found in the Oculto East zone, AbraSilver said Tuesday in a statement. They include hole DDH 25-077, which cut 8.5 metres of 13.81 grams gold and 14.3 grams silver from 317 metres depth, and 44 metres of 0.65 gram gold and 3.6grams silver starting at 368 metres. “We view this news as positive for AbraSilver shares as assay results show extensions of gold and silver zones beyond known mineralized boundaries,” Scotia Capital …
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Canadian explorer Collective Mining (TSX, NYSE: CNL) has expanded the footprint of its Apollo system at the Guayabales gold project in Colombia and plans to accelerate exploration with as much as 100,000 metres of drilling before a first resource late next year. The company cut 144.3 metres grading 1.86 grams gold per tonne and 13 grams silver, 0.04% copper and 0.15% zinc from 324.45 metres deep in hole APC105-D5, Collective said on Wednesday. The hole included 48.55 metres at 4.38 grams gold, 21 grams silver, 0.04% copper and 0.28% zinc from 371.4 metres downhole and extended the western boundary of the system by up to 50 metres. Another of the 13 holes reported,…
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Fed Cuts Interest Rate in Data Drought Just like a pilot flying a plane through a blizzard in white-out conditions, the Federal Reserve is making interest rate decisions blindfolded. Fed officials lack fresh economic data, because of the government shutdown. Today, amid the data drought, Fed officials voted 10-2 to cut its official interest rate to 3.75% – 4%. The Fed also said it will stop shrinking its balance sheet on December 1. Fed policymakers said that “job gains have slowed” and “risks to employment rose in recent months” and the rate cut was intended to help ease the weakness in the labor market, the second cut this year. Gold Market Reacts Gold edged sli…
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The Australian dollar has been rising against the US currency for the second consecutive week, setting new local price highs. On Wednesday, the Aussie tested the 66 figure in response to Australian inflation data. The pair reached a three-week high at 0.6620, despite the US dollar's overall strengthening. The US Dollar Index was trending higher on Wednesday ahead of the Federal Reserve's announcement of the results of its October meeting. However, despite the broader rise in the greenback, the AUD/USD pair was setting new price highs, primarily due to the Australian currency's strengthening. In general, AUD/USD traders were responding to the results of the forthcoming …
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GBP/USD Analysis on 5M Timeframe The GBP/USD currency pair continued a significant downward trend for most of Wednesday. Recall that just days earlier, UK Treasury Chief Rachel Reeves delivered a speech that is already renowned for provoking declines in the British currency. This was the case again on Tuesday, although Reeves' statements were relatively harmless and did not suggest such a sharp drop in the British pound. Nevertheless, the market continues to trade illogically and sell the pound for trivial reasons. Hence, we were not surprised by yet another unfounded decline in the British currency. From a technical perspective, a new descending trend line has formed…
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Trade Analysis and Tips for Trading the British PoundThe test of the price at 1.3211 occurred at a moment when the MACD indicator had declined significantly from the zero mark, which limited the downward potential of the pair before the release of the FOMC decision. For this reason, I did not sell the pound and missed the entire downward movement. Yesterday, the British pound sharply dropped following Powell's statement that future rate decisions now depend on incoming data. The market's reaction to Powell's words was immediate, resulting in a capital outflow from the pound, which is traditionally seen as a riskier asset. Investors, concerned about the uncertainty surroun…
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The cryptocurrency XRP is once again drawing parallels to its explosive 2017 rally as analysts point to mounting institutional demand and bullish chart patterns. Trading in the $2.50–$2.70 range, XRP may be in the early stages of a new upward leg driven by ETFs, treasury-flows, and structural technical setups. Institutional Flows & Treasury Vehicles Spark Bullish Outlook XRP’s resurgence is supported by a sharp uptick in institutional interest. A recently launched XRP-exposure vehicle has already pulled in over $115 million in assets, while trading volumes in related futures markets have soared into the billions. This trend echoes the supply-constraint thesis that …
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Trade Analysis for Thursday: 1H Chart of the EUR/USD Pair The EUR/USD pair continued its decline on Thursday after breaching yet another ascending trend line the day before. The European currency is falling again; the flat on the daily timeframe persists, and the global upward trend for 2025 remains in place. Therefore, we continue to expect only growth. Yesterday, there was very little logic to the pair's movements. The market began to shed euros early in the morning, even before the publication of macroeconomic statistics in the Eurozone and the European Central Bank meeting. This means traders did not even wait for important data, continuing to process the result…
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On Thursday, the EUR/USD pair rebounded from the 61.8% Fibonacci level at 1.1594, showed a brief upward movement, and then fell sharply, closing below 1.1594. Thus, today the decline in quotes may continue toward the next 76.4% corrective level at 1.1517. A consolidation above 1.1594 would allow traders to expect some growth of the euro toward the resistance level of 1.1645–1.1656. The wave structure on the hourly chart remains simple and clear. The last completed upward wave failed to break the previous peak, while the last downward wave broke the prior low. Thus, the trend has once again turned bearish. Bullish traders once more failed to take advantage of opportunit…
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The US dollar has once again strengthened its position against the euro, pound, Japanese yen, and other risk assets. Cautious statements from Federal Reserve representatives on the open question of interest rates in December have led to increased purchases of the US dollar. Traders who previously anticipated a near-guarantee of a cut are now forced to reassess their forecasts, putting additional pressure on risk assets. This situation is compounded by economic data, particularly with their near-total absence. In these conditions, the US dollar acts as a safe haven that traders flock to during periods of uncertainty. The strengthening of the American currency further press…
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The month has started with an active sell-off. The fact that October, traditionally considered a good month for Bitcoin, closed in the negative, has led to aggressive selling in the cryptocurrency market during today's Asian session. Bitcoin briefly fell to around $107,300, while Ethereum dropped below $3,700. Traders whose expectations were not met are showing signs of disappointment, leading to increased pressure on digital assets. Amidst the pessimistic sentiment dominating the market, there is some positive data. According to a report, the total monthly trading volume of stablecoins on Ethereum surged to a historical high in October this year, as traders increasingly…
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What to Know: Easing US-China trade tensions, coupled with potential institutional inflows, signal a positive November outlook for Bitcoin. As the macroeconomic tailwinds ignite investor optimism, Bitcoin Hyper – a Layer 2 solution emerges as the one of the next 100x cryptos as it aims to bring speed, scalability, and innovation to Bitcoin’s Layer 1. The project has already raised $25.6M in its presale, signaling the growing investor conviction in its long-term potential. Early buyers expect a 553% upside if price predictions hold true. Despite Bitcoin’s Uptober buzz that made rounds earlier last month, the coin’s performance was disappointing. The US-China trade tens…
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Overview: The US dollar is beginning the new month on a firm note. It has edged higher against most currencies. Among the G10, the Australian dollar and Norwegian krone are leading the pack with negligible gains. Among emerging market currencies, the Mexican peso's gain of around 0.15% puts its atop the complex. The news stream is light and mostly features the final manufacturing PMI reading. OPEC+ agreed to boost output by 137k barrels a day next month and then hold for Q1 26. December WTI is little changed now. It initially extended the pre-weekend gains to $61.50 but sellers pressed it back below $61.00. China adjusted its tax on gold, seemingly encouraging purchases …
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EU crypto regulator enforcement could be set to expand as the EU plots an ESMA expansion – nowhere left to run for Europoor? Brussels wants a single supervisor for major crypto firms. EU officials are working on a plan that would give ESMA direct oversight of the bloc’s biggest cross-border crypto companies. The EU plans to submit the proposal in December as part of its Market Integration Package. How Would Centralized Supervision Change Crypto Rules Under MiCA? The goal is straightforward: to transfer certain supervisory powers from national agencies to ESMA, ensuring more consistent rules across member states. Leaders in Brussels have renewed their push for the Cap…
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In a shocking flash surge that stunned traders worldwide, XRP’s price briefly skyrocketed to unprecedented heights on several major exchanges before rapidly collapsing back to its previous levels within seconds. The extraordinary spike triggered a wave of confusion across the crypto community, prompting questions about data integrity, liquidity anomalies, and possible faults in exchange systems. How The Event quickly spread And Was interpreted online The digital asset world was set ablaze recently when XRP inexplicably surged to an astonishing $9,800 across multiple exchanges for several seconds. According to KingXRP’s post on X, many experts believe that this was a test…
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The European Central Bank, as expected, kept interest rates unchanged at its meeting last week. No new forecasts were presented, so the main criterion for interest rate forecasting —namely, the inflation forecast —remains the same. ECB President Lagarde noted a decrease in several risks to the economy, and the tone of the accompanying statement is assessed as neutral, with the interest rate forecast remaining unchanged—the ECB has completed its easing cycle and will not change the rate at least until the middle of next year. Immediately before the meeting, a report on Q3 GDP was published, showing better-than-expected results. Since the ECB had anticipated zero growth in …
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EUR/USD 5M Analysis The EUR/USD currency pair traded with less than 40 pips of volatility on Monday. This article could almost end here, as it is clear that no macroeconomic report had any impact on the market. The US dollar did not weaken once again, even when it had every reason to, thus continuing the completely illogical downward movement. Let's take a closer look at the ISM manufacturing activity index for the US, which was the most important report from yesterday. Traders expected the business activity index to rise to 49.5 points for October. In reality, it dropped to 48.7 points. The report itself was significant, and its results were resonant; however, we ess…
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Bitcoin continues to lose ground and, at the time of writing, is trading around $104,000, with a high likelihood of testing support at the psychological $100,000 level. The fact that the month started with an active sell-off comes as no surprise. The question remains: when will the first major buyers step in? According to CoinShares, last week saw a net outflow of $360 million from cryptocurrency investment products managed by firms such as BlackRock, Bitwise, Fidelity, Grayscale, ProShares, and 21Shares, a significant drop from the $921 million net inflow recorded the previous week. Despite the recent US interest rate cut, traders have been spooked by comments from Fede…
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Overview: Tumbling equities and softer yields mark a risk-off session. The US dollar, though, is mostly higher. Among the G10 currencies, it took another round of verbal intervention and softer Treasury yields to help the yen resist the dollar's tug. About half of currencies are off 0.5% or more and most have extended their recent losses. Most emerging market currencies are lower, and the Mexican peso, which sometimes acts as a proxy for restricted currencies, especially in Latin America is off almost 0.75%, to lead the complex lower. All the large markets in the Asia Pacific region were sold today. The Nikkei lost 1.75%, while South Korea's Kospi's nearly 2.4% drop led …
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Bitcoin Price News: After $1B BTC Whale Sale, Will Bitcoin Stabilize and Ethereum’s Ecosystem Priorities Boost Confidence? Bitcoin enters November after posting its first negative October in six years. The drop has sparked debate among traders about whether the pullback signals a deeper decline or a normal pause before the next move. According to CoinGecko, the Bitcoin price is down about -4.4% in the past day and trades near $107,000. Market Cap 24h 7d 30d 1y All Time That slide has helped pull the broader crypto market lower, with total value down 2…
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Dogecoin (DOGE) is experiencing heightened turbulence as on-chain metrics reveal a $2 billion surge in trading volume and an increase in whale movements. While such explosive market activity may be misconstrued as bullish, deeper analysis suggests a more bearish atmosphere, as large holders offload their positions amid waning retail demand. With DOGE prices consolidating near critical levels after its recent breakdown, analysts warn of an impending continuation of the downtrend as key supports fail to hold. Dogecoin $2 Billion Volume Surge Raises Red Flags On-chain data from TradingView has revealed a significant surge in Dogecoin’s trading activity, with volume climbi…
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Trade Breakdown for Tuesday: 1H Chart of the GBP/USD Pair The GBP/USD pair continued its downward movement on Tuesday. This time, the decline of the British currency was "provoked" by a new speech from the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves. It's noteworthy that in recent months, almost every speech by Reeves triggers a crash in the British currency. Initially, such market reactions could be seen as justified, but yesterday they were not. The British pound has been falling for over a month for absolutely any reason. Even when no reasons exist, it continues to decline. Therefore, the new speech from Reeves was just another excuse for the pound to drop even …
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In the last few weeks, the Ethereum price has performed poorly, thanks to the bearish pressure triggered by the Bitcoin price decline. After losing support above $4,000, the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap is now showing more signs of a breakdown that could trigger a spiral. Multiple analysts have already shared where they see the Ethereum price going, and we take a look at two that look at both ends of the spectrum. A Recovery And Then A Crash Crypto analyst Melikatrader highlighted an important structure that the Ethereum price has formed recently, and that is a clear structure of recovery. This comes after the cryptocurrency completed a liquidity sweep aro…
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Most Read: Gold (XAU/USD) Price Slips 1.5% as $4000/oz Handle Remains Elusive. What Comes Next? The US Dollar has pushed beyond the 100.00 psychological level today as markets still price in a more hawkish policy from the Federal Reserve moving forward. Interest rate futures now suggest there's about a 70% chance the Federal Reserve will cut its main interest rate in December. This is a noticeable drop from the nearly 90% chance calculated before the Fed's policy meeting last week. This lowered expectation of a rate cut has made traders less keen to sell the US dollar, causing the currency to recover some of its recent losses. Even so, the dollar is still weaker overall t…
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According to comments made at the Ripple Swell conference, Canary Capital CEO Steven McClurg said the XRP Ledger is lining up as a set of financial rails that could rival legacy systems on Wall Street. He argued the ledger’s payment features make it a practical tool for moving money across borders. His remarks come as several big fund managers update filings for potential XRP exchange-traded funds, and as traders watch for approvals that may arrive as soon as mid-November. XRP Ledger Framed As Payment Rails McClurg drew on his background as an emerging-market bond manager when he pointed to high remittance costs as a clear problem. Workers often pay between 8% and 15%…
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