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 British pound dropped sharply following comments from Prime Minister Rachel Reeves, who stated that the United Kingdom could gain enormous benefits from restoring relations with the European Union. It is worth recalling that since the beginning of this year, the Labour government has been striving to build closer ties with the UK's largest trading partner, nearly six years after Brexit. This has alarmed investors and traders, many of whom have spent the past six years adapting to the current trading arrangements and the country's economic model. Speaking on Tuesday at the Future Investment Initiative Summit in Saudi Arabia, Reeves said that higher trade costs caused …
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A widely shared seasonality snapshot is making the rounds ahead of month-end: a Coinglass heat map of Bitcoin’s monthly returns, reposted by trader Daan Crypto Trades. The table spans 2013–2025 and shows November as the statistical outlier in Bitcoin’s calendar—both for eye-popping gains and for sharp drawdowns in certain years. Bitcoin November Preview “November is Bitcoin’s best month based on historical performance. By far,” Daan wrote on X, pointing to an average November change of +46.02% across the dataset. That figure is visibly distorted by November 2013’s +449.35% surge, the single largest monthly move on the board. He added: “The average gain over all these mon…
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The euro showed almost no reaction to statements from the European Central Bank (ECB) that consumer inflation expectations in the eurozone remained virtually unchanged in September, confirming the regulator's plan to keep interest rates steady. This muted market response suggests that consumers have already priced in the ECB's expected policy stance. Many analysts agree that a continued pause in the rate-cut cycle could prove productive. At the same time, the stability of inflation expectations gives the ECB some policy flexibility — allowing it to adopt not only a wait-and-see approach while monitoring global economic trends but also a more accommodative stance if neces…
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Since 2021, Kazakhstan is a top global hub for Bitcoin mining. The country recently created a national strategic reserve. But what could be the opportunity cost for the country if there were no regulations in place? Zhaslan Madiyev, Deputy Prime Minister – Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan took the stage during PlanB Conference held in Lugano on 25 October 2025 and said, “If a government doesn’t give proper regulations, infrastructure, and doesn’t give incentives, you will still see that the crypto sector will develop on its own – but in the grey area.” “In the early 2020s, we saw that Kazakhstan became the second-l…
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Despite the recent slump in prices, analysts remain bullish on gold heading into next year, with many forecasting the yellow metal to reach the pivotal $5,000/oz. level. Metals Focus, a UK-based precious metals consultancy, was among those making such a prediction. In its annual report, the firm wrote that it expects gold to challenge the $5,000 level in 2026. For the entire year, prices could average $4,560/oz., representing a 33% upside over 2025 levels, it added. The biggest factor driving gold higher, according to Metals Focus, is the ongoing US trade policy uncertainty, which produced macroeconomic risks that drove up demand for safe havens. Gold, which tends…
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The recent Dogecoin market action has seen its price now hovering below $0.20 after surging to $0.208 in the past 24 hours. Despite the consolidation, analysts and traders are watching the meme coin closely, believing that the next major move could redefine its long-term trajectory. Among those voices is crypto analyst EtherNasyonaL, who predicted that Dogecoin’s third and most powerful bullish phase is still ahead. His technical analysis on the monthly chart presents a structure that reveals the groundwork for another massive uptrend to above $0.8 is already in motion. Dogecoin’s First Two Bull Waves Set The Stage The monthly candlestick price chart shared by EtherNas…
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Fortescue (ASX: FMG) is expanding the autonomous fleet at its Solomon iron ore operations in Western Australia with the introduction of non-line of sight (NLOS) excavators to further drive efficiency and productivity. For this fleet expansion, Epiroc’s RCT was tasked with the design, installation, and commissioning of two CAT 350 Excavators and four D10T Dozers with its teleremote control solution, AutoNav Tele, which allows the operator to control the machines from the comfort of an automation centre. Even though the operator is removed from the cab of the machine, they receive real-time data through a graphical interface and a touch display, which provides them …
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Market Insights Podcast (28/10/2025): In today’s episode, we discuss the recent sell-off in gold pricing, an apparent increase in co-operation between the US and China on trade, as well as equity performance in the Asian session. Join OANDA Senior Market Analyst Kelvin Wong and podcast host Jonny Hart as they review the latest market news and moves. MarketPulse provides up-to-the-minute analysis on forex, commodities and indices from around the world. MarketPulse is an award-winning news site that delivers round-the-clock commentary on a wide range of asset classes, as well as in-depth insights into the major economic trends and events that impact the markets. …
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A recent debate on the social media platform X has drawn attention to XRP’s long-term price outlook after an XRP enthusiast, Crypto Bitlord, proposed a rather wild scenario where the cryptocurrency teleports to $500 instantly. His post, which imagined XRP being used by the US government to pay off its $35 trillion debt, caused some reactions across the XRP community. In response, well-known crypto analyst ChartNerd stepped in to temper expectations, explaining that while XRP’s future is bright, such a leap to $500 is far from realistic this market cycle. ChartNerd’s Take On Realistic XRP Targets ChartNerd’s comments immediately stood out for their grounded tone, especi…
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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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The wave pattern on the 4-hour chart for EUR/USD has changed — and, unfortunately, not for the better. It's still too early to conclude that the upward section of the trend has been canceled, but the recent decline in the euro has made it necessary to adjust the wave markings. We now see a series of three-wave structures (a–b–c), which could be part of a larger global wave 4 within the overall upward trend. In this case, wave 4 has taken on an unnaturally extended form, though the general integrity of the wave pattern remains intact. The upward trend construction continues, while the news background still provides little support for the dollar. The trade war initiated by …
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Most Read: Alphabet (GOOG) Q3 2025 Earnings Preview: The $100 Billion Milestone and the CapEx Imperative Gold prices saw a sharp decline in early trade today breaching the $3900/oz handle and touching a three-week low. The selloff this week is down to a host of factors but the main one being increasing hopes of a US-China trade deal which has led to a risk-on environment. There is also potential profit taking, a slightly stronger US Dollar and the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting which could all be contributing towards Gold's recent pullback. The precious metal has risen around 1.5% since the European session lows to trade around the $3960/oz handle at the time of writing…
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The XRP price recently saw a sharp drop that was very scary for many traders, and some in the crypto market think the chart looks weak now. However, an analyst on X, Cryptoinsightuk, disagrees. The analyst explains that XRP is not bearish right now, even after the 50% flash crash, and the price can still move higher when liquidity returns. Low Downside Liquidity And Weekly Chart Still Looks Fine For The XRP Price Cryptoinsightuk says that XRP has “no downside liquidity.” The analyst explains that sellers are not strong, so there is very little liquidity sitting below the current price level. It does not mean the XRP price will stay still, although it may move up and down…
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Dogecoin (DOGE) is facing a steep market cooldown after weeks of heightened trading activity in early October. Data from CoinGlass shows that both Open Interest (OI) and trading volume for DOGE futures have crashed, indicating a sharp decline in the meme coin’s momentum. The latest figures reveal a significant pullback in derivatives activity and spot market participation, suggesting that traders may be retreating from speculative positions as volatility eases. Dogecoin Open Interest Crashes Over 60% Dogecoin’s Open Interest has plunged dramatically from its October highs, reflecting a rapid exodus of leveraged traders from the market. According to CoinGlass, total exch…
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Bitcoin is showing early signs of strength as it attempts to reclaim the $115,000 level. After weeks of mixed sentiment and heavy selling pressure, momentum appears to be turning slightly bullish. The recent weekly close above $114,500 has confirmed a reclaim of the Short-Term Holder (STH) Realized Price, a key on-chain threshold currently sitting near $113,000. This metric represents the average cost basis of recent market participants and often serves as a pivotal line separating bullish from bearish sentiment. Top analyst Darkfost shared that this reclaim is an encouraging signal, reflecting renewed buyer confidence after a volatile October. However, he also cautione…
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October 29 is an important day for the Canadian dollar. The Bank of Canada will hold its next meeting. Most analysts believe the result of the October meeting will be a 25-basis-point interest rate cut due to the slowdown in the Canadian economy. However, some experts do not rule out the possibility that the central bank will adopt a wait-and-see position or implement a "hawkish cut." This scenario is not out of the question, given the inflation growth data published last week in Canada. To remind, the overall consumer price index rose by 0.1% month-on-month in September. Despite pessimistic forecasts, the index emerged from negative territory (down 0.1% in August), re…
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On Tuesday, gold sales do not weaken for the third consecutive day, as signs of easing trade tensions between the U.S. and China—the two largest economies in the world—continue to undermine demand for traditional safe assets. However, expectations of a possible further reduction in interest rates by the U.S. Federal Reserve continue to exert pressure on the dollar, keeping it at low levels and contributing to a moderate increase in gold, which recently reached more than two-week lows. According to CME Group's FedWatch tool, market participants are fully prepared for the upcoming two-day meeting on Wednesday, where the Fed is expected to lower rates by 25 basis points, an…
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The Cardano (ADA) price is flying under the radar amid growing accumulation by large-holders (“whales”) and a technical formation that traders seldom ignore, a symmetrical triangle. With ADA currently trading around $0.66, after briefly reaching $0.69 earlier in the week, the stage appears set for a breakout, or a breakdown. Analysts suggest that if the bullish scenario prevails, ADA could target $1 and beyond, potentially even reaching $5 or more in a longer-term move. Whale Accumulation Signals Long-Term Confidence Despite short-term price softness, on-chain data reveal that wallets holding large quantities of ADA are steadily increasing their positions. According t…
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The market has a short memory. When the U.S. dollar began to strengthen in mid-September, this was attributed to the escalation of the trade conflict, a reassessment of market views on the fate of the federal funds rate, a split within the Fed, and the political crisis in France. Investors seem to have forgotten that one of the primary reasons for the USD index's 10% decline in the first half of the year was the White House's desire for a weaker dollar. Donald Trump's visit and his team's trip to Asia served as a reminder of this. Scott Bessent, in a meeting with his colleague Satsuki Katayama, emphasized that the Bank of Japan must adhere to a reasonable monetary policy.…
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On Tuesday, bulls for the Japanese yen maintain control. The price failure near the monthly high around 153.25, followed by the subsequent drop, requires caution for bulls in the USD/JPY pair. However, positive oscillators on the daily chart indicate the emergence of buyers at the dip near the round figure of 152.00, from the 151.75 level. A confident breakthrough of the latter would negate the positive outlook, opening the way for deeper losses towards the zone of 151.15–151.00, with intermediate support around 151.50–151.45. On the other hand, the range of 152.83–153.00 now serves as the nearest resistance before the target zone near the monthly high around 153.25–153.3…
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With Donald Trump taking office for a second time, America has claimed to be setting a course to reduce spending, cut the budget deficit, and lower the national debt. In theory, that is. In practice, we are witnessing yet another "shutdown," caused by the ongoing lack of funding for federal agencies and the government. If there were no budget deficit, there would be no shutdown. It is clear that once again, Trump's administration cannot reach an agreement with the Democrats, but this is far from the only sign of unmet goals set by Trump. I want to remind you again that Trump has repeatedly criticized the Biden administration (as well as many other presidents and Democrats…
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Continuing the comparison between Italy, Greece, and the U.S., the IMF also notes that the national debt of the former two countries will decrease due to strict control over spending and taxes. The U.S. Congressional Budget Office agrees, stating that the country's national debt will not only grow until 2030 but also in the subsequent decades. It is clear that Donald Trump will not be in power in ten years, but the fact remains that there are currently no signs of a budget deficit reduction that could lead to a decrease in U.S. national debt. In America, the Trump administration has achieved significant reductions in spending and increases in revenue through import tariff…
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The Solana decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem just gained another powerful addition with the launch of SolsticeFi. This innovative new platform is poised to introduce a much-needed layer of risk-controlled yield generation, directly addressing one of the primary concerns for users venturing into the safety of their deposited capital. SolsticeFi is reimagining how investors earn on Solana by introducing a defensively engineered approach to yield, one that directly protects the value of user deposits. According to crypto commentator Madissa’s post on X, one of SolsticeFi’s most compelling features is its ability to allow users to continue earning staking rewards while …
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An analyst has explained how Solana could decide its next big move after rising to $210, the resistance level of a Parallel Channel. Solana Has Been Trading Inside A Parallel Channel Recently In a new post on X, analyst Ali Martinez has talked about how the trajectory of Solana is looking from the perspective of a technical analysis (TA) pattern. The pattern in question is a Parallel Channel, which forms whenever an asset’s price trades between two parallel trendlines. The upper line of the channel is considered a source of resistance, meaning that tops can be probable to appear on retests of it. Similarly, the lower level is assumed to provide support to the price, hel…
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Western Union is stepping into the stablecoin space with plans to launch a US dollar–backed token called USDPT on Solana. The token will be issued by Anchorage Digital Bank and is expected to go live sometime in the first half of 2026. It’s a big move for a company that has spent decades operating in the traditional finance world. Fast, Cheap Transfers Are the Main Goal At the core of this decision is a simple goal: make cross-border money transfers faster and cheaper. Instead of waiting days for transactions to settle through old banking networks, Western Union wants to offer near-instant transfers using blockchain. Solana’s low fees and fast speeds are part of what mak…
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