Radar do Mercado
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Barrick Mining (NYSE: B; TSX: ABX) has agreed to sell its last operating gold mine in Canada, marking a significant milestone as the company shifts its focus toward copper. The Hemlo Gold Mine in Ontario will be sold to Carcetti Capital Corp. for $875 million in cash and $50 million worth of Carcetti shares. An additional $165 million in contingent payments could be triggered depending on future gold prices. The sale is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2025. The $1.1 billion transaction comes at a time when bullion prices are at all-time highs, allowing Barrick to realize substantial value from one of its legacy assets. Carcetti said it will rename …
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What’s the safest way to store millions in gold? Executive summary: The safest way to store gold at the seven- or eight-figure level is a layered plan that blends professional vaulting with rigorous documentation, audits, and insurance. Most owners combine fully allocated, segregated vault storage with a smaller portion held closer to home for liquidity. Your final design should be cost-efficient, auditable, and resilient to theft, fraud, and operational mistakes. What “safe” actually means when you hold millions in gold “Safe” is not one thing. It’s a stack of safeguards that reduce distinct risks. With large positions, you should measure storage decisions against five…
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US Stock indices are offering a decent open to the North American session after the freshly released CPI, with both the Dow Jones and S&P 500 pushing towards new highs. Nonetheless, the theme is still of slight hesitation as traders juggle with the 50 bps cut expectations: from a 10% to 5% pricing right after the release, and back towards 10% as we speak. Equity markets had been disregarding the recent employment reports and downward revisions in the hope of a jumbo cut next Wednesday, consequently turning to inflation to see what the FOMC will be cooking towards next week. But this morning's inflation report offers further doubts: despite the 0.3% as-expected repo…
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Bitcoin has slipped more than 8% from its all-time high of $124,500, fueling bearish sentiment across the market. While this correction is relatively modest compared to previous drawdowns in the current cycle, the tone surrounding BTC has turned noticeably negative. Traders and investors appear cautious, with many questioning whether the market has the strength to stage another push higher in the short term. Top analyst Axel Adler provided insights that add important context to the current landscape. According to Adler, Bitcoin is now trading with only a 4% markup above the average purchase price of Short-Term Holders (STHs). This minimal premium highlights how close BT…
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GoviEx Uranium (TSXV: GXU) and the Niger government have agreed to extend a break in international arbitration over their Madaouela project clash by another six months. While the two sides are willing to find a solution, the extension doesn’t guarantee the talks will lead to a definitive agreement, GoviEx said in a release on Thursday. If a resolution can’t be reached during the extended period, arbitration proceedings under the Washington-based International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) might continue. The dispute is rooted in Niger’s military government revoking GoviEx’s permit for Madaouela in July last year after it failed to meet mine …
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Brian Armstrong’s firm, Coinbase, continues to advocate for UK crypto policy, as a petition to shake up British blockchain frameworks and crypto regulations gains thousands of signatures. So far, the petition calling for the United Kingdom to adopt a pro-innovation blockchain and stablecoin framework has surged past 5,000 signatures, after Coinbase triggered a wave of attention by sending in-app notifications to its UK user base this week. Days later, George Osborne, the former Chancellor of the Exchequer and now Coinbase adviser, warned in the Financial Times that the UK had “allowed itself to be left behind” on crypto adoption. Osborne highlighted stablecoins as …
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Foran Mining (TSX: FOM) says it has secured up to C$70 million in Saskatchewan provincial tax credits to support the development of its McIlvenna Bay project in the Flin Flon greenstone belt. In a press release Thursday, Foran confirmed that its polymetallic project officially became part of Saskatchewan’s Critical Minerals Processing Investment Incentive (CMPII) program. Launched a year go, the CMPII represents one of two new government initiatives aimed at boosting the production of 11 designated critical minerals, including copper and zinc, within the province. The McIlvenna Bay project hosts the region’s largest massive sulphide deposit, containing 39 million …
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A persistent nickel ore shortage in Indonesia is raising costs for producers even as a wider global surplus in the refined metal caps prices, according to a market summary this week by commodity analyst CRU. Permitting issues are a key reason for the ore scarcity. In the first half of 2025, nickel ore imports from the Philippines to Indonesia surged by 154% year-over-year to address the deficit. The ore tightness has led to Indonesian nickel ore producers selling at a premium of about $28 per tonne over the reference mineral price, an amount not included in official price reports. This has pushed CRU’s estimated all-in sustaining costs (AISC) for nickel pig iron (…
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Bitcoin miners are shifting strategies as the BTC price rebounds back above $114,000 after declining from all-time highs. Instead of sticking to familiar patterns, mining firms are adjusting how they manage their holdings and operations, signaling a change in the status quo as market conditions slowly recover. Bitcoin Miners Shift From Selling To Accumulating A new analysis from CryptoQuant suggests that Bitcoin miners are breaking away from historic patterns as BTC hovers above $114,000. The data reveals a significant structural shift in miner strategies, with long-term accumulation taking precedence over aggressive sell-offs, even during price surges. The Miners’ Po…
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Even as the Trump administration vigorously works to fulfill its promise to end crypto debanking, another country rediscovers one of crypto’s core principles. Decentralization in Belarus offers a crucial way to bypass economic sanctions, echoing one of crypto’s core principles. Both the US and Belarus show how crypto and tokenization are shifting from the outskirts of financial innovation to the heart of regulatory and economic strategies. Regulatory Shift in the U.S. From Exclusion to Inclusion Jonathan Gould, head of the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), has announced a decisive change in how the agency will handle crypto businesses. The OCC plans…
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In 21st-century mining, a country’s competitiveness depends not only on what lies beneath the ground but also on what happens in the offices of regulators. This shows how Chile, Australia, Peru, China, and the United States are following different regulatory paths, and how these decisions are defining where the next wave of mining investment will flow. Chile: Higher taxes, but more certainty The 2023 royalty reform raised government revenues through a new ad-valorem rate plus a margin-based tax but also introduced ceilings on total tax burden (46.5% for the largest producers). This combination increases state income while assuring investors that taxation will not …
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India is exploring the option of securing rare earth minerals from Myanmar’s rebel‐controlled mines in an effort to reduce its reliance on Chinese supply, Reuters said. Officials from India’s Ministry of Mines have reached out to the Kachin Independence Army (KIA), a powerful insurgent group that controls a major rare earth belt in northern Myanmar, with eyes on a potential supply agreement, it reported earlier this week, citing people familiar with the matter. The talks, according to Reuters sources, revolved around KIA sending rare earth samples from its mines to India for lab testing to ensure their industrial applicability. A separate source from the KIA said …
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The US Federal Reserve prepares to announce its latest decision on interest rates. This highly anticipated event has the potential to act as a powerful catalyst for the Bitcoin market, with many analysts and investors speculating that a rate cut could trigger a significant breakout. How A Rate Cut Could Unleash The Next Bitcoin Bull Run The global financial community is entering a crucial week. According to a post on X by crypto commentator Thomas Lauder, in 7 days, the US Federal Reserve will decide whether to cut dollar interest rates, a move that could have far-reaching effects on both traditional finance and crypto markets. This rate cut could give a strong boost …
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Ontario Minister of Indigenous Affairs and First Nations Economic Reconciliation Greg Rickford announced a C$61.8 million ($44.68m) investment to kick-start construction of the “corridor to prosperity,” providing road access to the Ring of Fire region. Speaking at the Building Together: Indigenous Business and Infrastructure conference in Toronto, Rickford emphasized that this infrastructure will unlock the region’s vast mineral potential — critical elements like nickel, copper, and gold that will be sold globally. The investment will fund the Main Street Rehabilitation Project in Geraldton, located in the Greenstone municipality of Northern Ontario. Rickford describe…
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The XRP price is drawing attention this week as traders watch for signs of a potential upward move. Market analyst Egrag Crypto says the token is pressing hard against a falling wedge pattern and could be close to breaking out. According to the analyst, the lines are converging on the current price, and this could be the stage where momentum shifts quickly. XRP Price Pushes Toward Breakout From Falling Wedge Egrag Crypto says XRP is standing on the edge of what he calls a “significant structural breakout.” For weeks, the token has been moving inside a falling wedge, a formation that often shows pressure building before a breakout. Currently, that pattern is tightening, a…
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US equities surged again after the CPI release, with all major indices — S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow Jones — notching fresh all-time highs. The US dollar has been struggling with rate markets are now progressively betting ofn a 50 bps FOMC cut, though expectations remain fluid. Indeed, the immediate post-CPI reactions took some of that pricing back, before re-upping the odds just above 10%. Players will now expect hints from journalists such as Wall Street Journal's Timiraos, the usual suspect for pre-FOMC FED insights. However, cryptocurrencies are lagging this risk-on rally. While Bitcoin rebounded since its past week $108,000 lows, Ethereum is still trying to regai…
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Crypto analyst Whale Guru has outlined his targets for altcoins on their next massive pump to the upside. He predicted that the Ethereum price would reach as high as $25,000 and expects the XRP price to reach triple digits. XRP Price To Reach $300 As Ethereum Rallies To $25,000 In an X post, Whale Guru predicted that the XRP price would reach $300 as Ethereum rallies to $25,000. He highlighted these price levels as his targets for the next pump to the upside. Meanwhile, the analyst also predicted that SOL would reach $2,000, DOGE would reach $5, SUI would reach $10, HYPE would reach $400, WLFI, and PENGU would both reach $10. However, Whale Guru didn’t provide any bas…
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SOL Strategies Inc., the company that grew out of Cypherpunk Holdings, made its Nasdaq debut this week under the ticker STKE. According to reports, the move converts the company’s Canadian listings into a US trading venue and gives American investors direct access to a firm that holds a sizable Solana treasury. The firm’s SOL holdings were valued at roughly $83 million–$94 million around the time of the listing, and SOL token prices were trading in the $214–$220 range as markets reacted. Nasdaq Debut And Trading Volatility According to market watchers, STKE opened around $12.85 on Nasdaq before tumbling to roughly $8.18 in early trades, showing heavy volatility in the …
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Canadian miner Northern Graphite (TSXV: NGC) plans to raise up to C$2.2 million ($1.6 million) on the stock market as it builds on a recent federal lifeline extended to North America’s sole graphite mine. Up to 20 million common shares will be sold at C$0.11 apiece in a non-brokered private placement, Northern Graphite said Thursday in a statement. Net proceeds will be used to start a feasibility study on a planned battery anode material plant in Baie-Comeau, Quebec, and for working capital and corporate expenses. News of the offering comes less than a month after the federal government loaned Ottawa-based Northern Graphite money to boost the company’s main Lac de…
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Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for September 11 Markets woke up to a fresh jolt after the US CPI release, which came in broadly as expected at 0.3% MoM, but nonetheless shifted sentiment. The immediate reaction saw the US Dollar tumble, only to settle back into its recent support range, leaving traders guessing on the next breakout. In contrast, US equities surged, with the Dow Jones, Nasdaq and S&P 500 pressing fresh all-time highs, as optimism for a 50 bps FOMC cut keeps creeping back into the picture. The FED Watchtool is showing mixed pricing for the upcoming meeting and participants now await for any comments from WSJ's Timiraos for any…
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has named several mining operations among the first five major projects to undergo fast-track approval under Canada’s new Major Projects Office (MPO). Key among them is the Foran Mining’s McIlvenna Bay copper-zinc mine in east-central Saskatchewan, operating in one of Canada’s richest mineral belts, which will supply critical minerals for clean energy, advanced manufacturing, and modern infrastructure. Also included is the expansion of the Red Chris copper mine in northwestern British Columbia, which will increase annual copper production by over 15% and extend the mine’s lifespan by more than a decade, while reducing greenhou…
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Ripple has carried out a series of large RLUSD burns in recent weeks to remove millions of the stablecoin from circulation. According to data from the RLUSD burn tracker @RL_Tracker, more than 2.7 million RLUSD were recently destroyed in a single transaction, the biggest burn in many weeks. Ripple Burns Massive Amounts Of RLUSD Crypto burns are not new to the crypto industry, especially when it comes to stablecoins. Interestingly, data from the RLUSD burn tracker, @RL_Tracker, has revealed an uptick in the amount of RLUSD burned in the past two weeks, which is worth noting. Particularly, the latest data from @RL_Tracker, which was revealed in a post on the social medi…
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If the Producer Price Index gave the green light to sell EUR/USD on the rise, the Consumer Price Index triggered the exact opposite reaction. The main currency pair was bought as prices fell. Twice in a row, it experienced a rollercoaster ride due to inflation. The ECB was relegated to the sidelines. The euro didn't react at all to new forecasts nor to Christine Lagarde's comments at the press conference. ECB Forecasts for GDP and Inflation The European Central Bank raised its inflation outlook for 2026 from 1.6% to 1.7%, and lowered its 2027 forecast to 1.9%. GDP is expected to expand by 1.2% this year and by 1% next year. Lagarde noted strong domestic demand, whic…
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The inflation growth reports published this week in the US didn't help the greenback. The US dollar fell on all fronts, and the EUR/USD pair again attempted to approach the resistance level at 1.1750 (the upper line of the Bollinger Bands indicator on the daily chart). The latest inflation data showed mixed results: the Producer Price Index (PPI) unexpectedly slowed, while the Consumer Price Index (CPI) accelerated as expected. Despite this contradiction, market participants interpreted the overall result quite unambiguously—not in favor of the dollar. Why? This outcome allows the Fed to consider a rate cut of 50 basis points by the end of this year. That would be 25…
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On Monday, Steven Mirran may officially become one of the members of the Fed's Board of Governors. Recall that in August, Adriana Kugler decided to leave her post under rather strange circumstances, six months before the end of her term. In my opinion, this did not happen without Donald Trump's influence. And since Kugler had only a few months left at the Fed, she chose not to start a legal battle with the President of the United States—unlike Lisa Cook, who is only just beginning her story at the Fed. Thus, as of Monday, there will be three known "doves" on the FOMC. The first two are Christopher Waller, who remains one of the candidates for the role of Chair after Powel…
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