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 euro is showing some strength on Wednesday. In the North American session, EUR/USD is trading at 1.1641, up 0.57% on the day. Eurozone retail sales up, German factory orders decline Eurozone data was a mixed bag today. Eurozone retail sales bounced back in June, rising 0.3% m/m after the May figure was revised upwards to -0.3% from an initial -0.7%. This missed the market estimate of 0.4%. Annualized, retail sales gained 3.1%, up from a revised 1.9% but shy of the market estimate of 2.6%. This was the highest level since Sep. 2024. The positive retail sales are critical for the eurozone economy, as global trade tensions remain high and the strong euro will weigh o…
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The European Union (EU) has taken yet another step towards a fully regulated crypto landscape. The European Banking Authority (EBA), the EU’s top banking regulator, has released a pivotal news draft framework outlining how banks must manage exposure to cryptoassets. With this, the EBA has also set stricter capital requirements for banks holding digital assets. But, EBA’s new draft – that falls under Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR) – provides a regulatory green light for banks that were hesitant to enter the crypto market due to uncertainty. On 5 August 2025, the EBA published its final draft Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) which specify the technical eleme…
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Gold was little changed on Wednesday, following its longest streak of gains since February, as traders booked profits while they continue to monitor global trade developments and the US Federal Reserve’s rate cut outlook. Spot gold slipped 0.1% to $3,378.21 per ounce as of 11 a.m. ET, trading within a narrow range for the day. US gold futures were flat at $3,433.40 an ounce in New York. Click on chart for Live Prices “We view this as a bit of a pullback… a little profit-taking from the recent move higher in the midst of a quieter time on the economic front, and a little lesser need for that safe-haven demand,” David Meger, director of metals trading at High Ridg…
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Oil prices have had volatile swing in the past week, finding strong demand towards the end of July after bouncing at the lows of its $65 to $70 range, even breaking its highs (71.38) before getting hammered from downbeat sentiment post-NFP miss. The commodity is in the Middle of some fundamental headwinds between strong supply (OPEC+ cartel trying to change things up) and Russian oil micmacs. US President Trump is applying strong pressure on countries importing Russian oil to push for a truce in the Eastern European conflicts. India serves as a target for higher tariff menaces as long as they keep buying Russian oil. The action in Oil is still rangebound and despite th…
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Ethereum is trading below the $3,700 level after days of heightened volatility and mounting uncertainty. The recent price action reflects a clear struggle by bulls to defend key demand zones, as bearish momentum continues to dominate short-term trends. Despite multiple rebound attempts, Ethereum has been unable to reclaim crucial resistance levels, raising concerns of a potential deeper correction in the near term. However, strong fundamentals such as increasing institutional adoption, network growth, and broader market developments continue to support the bullish thesis for Ethereum over the coming months. These structural tailwinds suggest that the current weakness ma…
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Central Bank Gold Buying in 2025: Near-Record Levels and What’s Driving the Surge Central bank gold buying in 2025 remains near record highs, extending the powerful trend that dominated 2023 and 2024. Prices have climbed, headlines are loud, and the reasons go deeper than politics or market mood. If you are wondering whether this is a passing fad or a structural reset of how countries manage reserves, you are asking the right question. Below, we break down the latest numbers, who is buying, why they are doing it, and the risks worth watching—plain English, no hype. 2025 at a Glance: The Scoreboard So Far The first half of 2025 confirms that official sector demand is stil…
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Bitcoin is showing signs of life after a sharp drop from the $115,000 level, with bullish momentum quietly rebuilding beneath the surface. As volatility settles, a potential recovery is beginning to take shape, fueled by key technical signals on lower timeframes. With the market stabilizing, the next move could define the short-term trend. Sharp Pullback Follows Rejection At $115,000 Resistance Zone Providing an update on the current state of the crypto market, Kurnia Bijaksana pointed out that Bitcoin, along with several altcoins, experienced a sharp decline last night. The sudden move caught the attention of traders and analysts alike, prompting a closer look at both t…
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Most Read: Gold's (XAU/USD) Whipsaw Price Action a Sign that Bulls are Back at the Table. $3400/oz Up Next? The Bank of England's (BoE) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting on Thursday, August 7, 2025, is an important moment for the UK economy. Everyone is watching closely for the BoE's decision on interest rates and updated economic forecasts. The current Bank Rate is 4.25%, after cuts in February and May 2025. Most analysts and market predictions expect a 0.25% cut, bringing the rate down to 4.00%. This move would show the BoE continuing to take a more supportive approach to help the UK economy adjust to current challenges including the labor market. …
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This week is full of data for the Antipodeans and fro now, a combination of decent to positive Chinese and Australian data are providing boosts to both the New Zealand Dollar and the Australian Dollar. The Employment rate for NZ came exactly in line and following consecutive beats for Australian and Chinese PMIs, the export-reliant economies are seeing a revamped economic outlook and this is helping commodities like Oil to reverse some of its downward movement. You can access the latest report on the NZ Employment data right here. In the meanwhile, let's take a look at multiple timeframe charts for the Aussie as it leads the Forex board in today's session. Tonight wil…
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Space and Time crypto (SXT), a Microsoft-backed altcoin that many think can be a Q4 winner, is coiling. The price has tightened into a range between $0.080 and $0.086, with the chart drawing a textbook symmetrical triangle. Volatility for SXT dropped off, volume is thinning, and price is hugging the apex near $0.081. Whichever side breaks first will likely set the tone for the next leg. (SXTUSDC) Space and Time Crypto Technical Picture: Mixed Signals Cloud the Outlook Technicals show a classic pressure buildup for SXT: Buyers keep defending $0.080 on dips. Sellers are stacked around $0.085 – $0.086, cutting off upside. Bollinger Bands briefly stretched on a sharp wick…
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Bitcoin is trading in a vulnerable position, hovering below the critical $115K level and flirting with a potential breakdown towards $110K. After weeks of bullish momentum that propelled BTC to new highs, the market has entered a phase of caution and fear. The enthusiasm that once drove relentless buying has faded, replaced by increased selling pressure and defensive positioning from traders. Key data from CryptoQuant reveals that the futures market is leaning bearish, even as Bitcoin attempts to consolidate within its current range. Open interest remains elevated, but the Net Taker Volume suggests that sellers are increasingly aggressive, prioritizing execution speed o…
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After the recent news of China casting a blanket ban on crypto, a Chinese security minister has warned that foreign companies are using dubious crypto schemes to collect biometric data, including iris scans, calling this practice a threat to national security and the violation of personal privacy. As per an article published on 6 August 2025 by the local news outlet Global Times, the Chinese ministry has highlighted growing concerns regarding biometric technology, citing recent cases in which foreign intelligence agencies unlawfully extracted facial data from individuals in China for espionage purposes. Although the ministry hasn’t dropped any names, the outlined method…
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Glencore (LON: GLEN), the world’s second-largest cobalt producer, warned Wednesday that a significant portion of its cobalt output may remain unsold by the end of 2025 due to ongoing export restrictions in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The DRC, which supplies the bulk of the world’s cobalt, imposed a four-month export ban in February after prices hit a nine-year low. In June, the government extended the ban by another three months, aiming to curb oversupply and buy time to develop a quota system for distributing export rights among mining companies. “The extension of the export ban is expected to significantly tighten cobalt availability and accelerate i…
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Crypto analyst Mark Cullen has laid out the game plan for the Bitcoin price amid the flagship crypto’s choppy price action. Based on his analysis, BTC could either crash to $100,000 or rally to $122,000, close to its current all-time high (ATH) of $123,000. The Game Plan For The Bitcoin Price In an X post, Mark Cullen shared what he described as the ‘Bitcoin game plan.’ He noted that BTC is filling out the inefficient area between the two previous weekly ranges. The analyst further remarked that the next move will be determined by how the Bitcoin price breaks out or breaks down from this range. Cullen stated that a break above $116,000 and holding above the previous …
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Coinbase stock (COIN) is down more than 30% since its July peak, but 99Bitcoins analysts and others aren’t ready to call it a collapse. Mizuho Financial, once openly skeptical of COIN stock, just bumped its price target from $217 to $267. The catalyst is a pickup in July trading volumes after a flat second quarter. Still, the tone remains cautious. Mizuho kept its neutral rating, citing a 45% drop in consumer spot trading and a 39% dip in transaction revenue last quarter. “While trading volumes were underwhelming this quarter, July has seen a rebound… reflecting improving market activity,” – Mizuho analyst note, August 2025 (COIN) Trump Fueled Coinbase Stock Summer Su…
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Solana opened August trading in a tight range just above $165. The coin has hovered near that level after a sharp run-up. Based on reports, big holders rotating profits and deeper DeFi ties are reshaping the outlook for SOL. Solana Holds Critical Support Zone According to on-chain data, SOL has formed what looks like a Golden Cross on its daily chart, where the 50-day moving average crossed above the 200-day line. A pullback to around $160 has lined up with both the 200 EMA and a key trendline. Analysis shows that the $161–$166 area has become a firm floor. If buyers defend that pocket, SOL could climb toward the first barrier near $189 and then test $206. Analyst M…
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Former Binance CEO Changpeng ‘CZ’ Zhao has filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit from FTX that aims to recover nearly $1.8 billion. Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX filed a lawsuit against its competitor Binance and CZ on 10 November 2024. The lawsuit seeks damages, accusing Binance of playing a key role in it’s downfall. However, according to a 4 August 2025 filing on Zhao’s behalf, “Plaintiffs nonsensically blame Mr Zhao and others for Mr Bankman-Fried’s failings.” Zhao calls the claim “legally unfounded” and “outright incoherent.” His legal team insisted that “while Plaintiffs and Binance were rivals, they were also briefly business partners when the Binance Defendants …
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Meme coins are known for hype, volatility, and short lifespans. But Little Pepe ($LILPEPE) is trying to rewrite that narrative. With over $16M raised across multiple presale stages, the project is building more than a token – it’s launching its own Layer 2 blockchain for meme coins, complete with zero-tax trading, bot protection, and a fully integrated launchpad for new projects. As speculation rages across the meme coin sector, Little Pepe is positioning itself as the infrastructure that future meme tokens can rely on – offering fast, secure, and low-cost transactions on a blockchain purpose-built for virality. Little Pepe Story So Far – Viral From Birth Little Pepe …
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The United States has begun talks with the Cook Islands for research on seabed mineral exploration and development, just months after the South Pacific nation inked cooperation pacts with China that included undersea mining. The US State Department announced Tuesday that the deal would involve mapping the Cook Islands’ Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), calling it “one of the most promising regions for deep-sea mineral deposits.” The Cook Islands, a self-governing country in free association with New Zealand, consists of 15 islands and atolls located between New Zealand and Hawaii. Officials from the Cook Islands signed a five-year strategic partnership with China in …
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Компания Strategy (ранее MicroStrategy) объявила, что за прошлую неделю приобрела дополнительный биткоин ($BTC) на сумму $2,46 млрд. С 28 июля по 3 августа компания купила еще 21 021 токен, доведя общий запас до 628 791 $BTC (что сейчас примерно оценивается в $72,18 млрд). Это третья по величине покупка в долларовом эквиваленте за всю историю накопления компании топ-крипты за последние пять лет. И это отличные новости для лучших криптопресейлов лета. Когда $BTC получает поддержку крупных институциональных игроков, это обычно поднимает общий рыночный настрой и вызывает новый интерес к проектам на ранних стадиях. Стратегия Сэйлора: покупать и хранить $BTC в течение 21 год…
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Overview: The US dollar's July rally came to an abrupt end last Friday and continues to mostly consolidate as new developments are awaited. In particular, the nomination for Governor Kugler's successor on the Federal Reserve Board may trigger the next act in the drama, though the market now is considerably more comfortable with the idea that the Fed's easing cycle will likely resume next month. Also, Friday is the deadline for the US demand of Russia's ceasefire in Ukraine. Meanwhile, US sectoral tariffs on pharma and chips are anticipated to be announced in the coming days. The US dollar is trading narrowly mixed. The Antipodeans and Scandis lead the G10 higher, while st…
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Tom Lee, co-founder and head of research at Fundstrat Global Advisors and chairman of Bitmine, used his appearance on Natalie Brunell’s Coin Stories to press a sweeping thesis for Ethereum: institutional tokenization is arriving at scale, stablecoins have become crypto’s first mass-market product, and the dominant smart-contract network is positioned to intermediate both. “Ethereum is arguably the biggest macro trade over the next 10-15 years as Wall Street runs onto the blockchain and as AI drives adoption of token economics – the largest layer 1 is ethereum,” he commented via X, framing Ethereum’s moment as analogous to Bitcoin’s institutional validation. Why Ethereum…
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Once again, Cardano (ADA) price charts are starting to lean bullish following a month of sideways action between $0.70 and $0.90. Still, it’s not just the technical analysis side of things looking good for the ADA price prediction. Social sentiment is increasing, search trends are rising, and several analysts are highlighting ADA’s structure as one that could lead to a broader reversal. The increase in sentiment around Cardano has been boosted by recent news of a community agreement to spend $71 million from the treasury on upgrades to the network. Historically, when the price consolidates above the monthly exponential moving average (EMA) with a flat structure and …
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The New Zealand dollar continues to have a quiet week. In the European session, NZD/USD is trading at 0.5923, up 0.37% on the day. The kiwi has been under pressure, falling 3.4% against the US dollar in July. New Zealand's unemployment rises, job growth declines New Zealand's employment report for Q2 was pretty much as expected, but the news wasn't good. The unemployment rate rose to 5.2% from 5.1% in Q1, below the consensus of 5.3%. This marked the highest unemployment rate since Q3 2020. Employment Change declined by 0.1%, down from a 0.1% gain in Q1 and matching the consensus. This was the third decline in four quarters. The weak figures point to growing slack in th…
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Asia Market Wrap - Japan Wages Hit Four-Month High Asian stocks went up as Japanese carmakers gained hope that the country might secure lower auto tariffs in talks with the US. The MSCI Asia-Pacific index (excluding Japan) fell slightly by 0.1%, while Japan's Nikkei rose 0.6%. Australia's resource-focused stocks gained 0.8%. Meanwhile, China's blue-chip stocks and Hong Kong's Hang Seng index both edged up by 0.1%. Japan’s top trade negotiator, Ryosei Akazawa, is heading to Washington to push the US to follow through on its promise to lower car tariffs from last month’s trade deal. Tariff news is making headlines again, with Trump saying a deal with China is “very c…
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