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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Bitcoin is trading in a fragile state after slipping below $90,000 and now in the mid-$80,000s. This price action has caused some analysts to grapple with the possibility that the next major rally may be further away than many expect. A recent technical outlook from prominent crypto analyst Tony “The Bull” Severino adds weight to this concern. His analysis focuses on the 6-week LMACD momentum indicator, which has just crossed bearish for the first time in years. Momentum Turns Against Bitcoin On The 6-Week LMACD The technical outlook highlights a strong warning from Severino, who argues that Bitcoin is nowhere close to staging the kind of explosive recovery many are wa…
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Ethereum (ETH) has joined Bitcoin (BTC) in a notable price recovery, managing to reclaim the $3,000 mark. This resurgence could signify a pivotal moment for the altcoin, suggesting a potential new upward trend. However, investors remain divided on whether ETH may face further declines or if a year-end rebound could reignite bullish sentiment. ETH’s December Struggles In order to anticipate Ethereum’s probable moves in December, Alex Carchidi, an analyst at The Motley Fool, notes that this month has traditionally been a difficult month for the cryptocurrency. Since 2016, Ethereum has only concluded December higher than it started in four of the nine years studied. In th…
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As the Bitcoin price approaches record highs, recently surpassing the $121,000 mark, analysts are increasingly optimistic about the cryptocurrency’s trajectory for October, often termed “Uptober.” According to the analysis team at The Bull Theory, there’s a possibility that the Bitcoin price could reach as much as $143,000, meaning a potential surge of nearly 20% for the rest of the month. Bitcoin Price Poised For October Rally Such projections may seem ambitious, but historical data supports the notion that October has consistently been one of Bitcoin’s strongest months. Over the past 12 years, BTC has closed in the green during October in 10 of those years, and the co…
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Chilean President Gabriel Boric said Wednesday his government is still waiting for formal communication from Washington on proposed US tariffs targeting copper, following President Donald Trump’s announcement that he intends to impose a 50% levy on imports of the metal. “We are waiting for the official communication from the United States government regarding what the policy will be—whether or not it includes copper cathodes, what the limits are, and whether this will actually be implemented or not,” Boric told reporters, according to local media site Emol. His comments came after state-owned Codelco, the world’s largest copper producer, said it was in a “wait-and…
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Renowned crypto analyst Josh Olszewicz has declared what many crypto traders have long been waiting for: Altcoin Season has officially begun. In a market breakdown released on July 16, Olszewicz dismissed any lingering doubt about the current market structure, arguing that the conditions for outsized altcoin performance are firmly in place. Crypto Alert: Altcoin Season Is Here “For years, you’ve had people telling you, ‘It’s an alt season.’ The funny thing is, when alt season is actually here, you don’t need anybody to tell you—it’s obvious,” Olszewicz said, emphasizing that current price action across major alts and risk assets leaves little room for ambiguity. Accord…
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A recent report has found that US President Donald Trump’s official memecoin, TRUMP, had a faster listing process on crypto exchanges than the average memecoin and generated millions of dollars in gains for the platforms. Crypto Exchanges Profit From TRUMP Memecoin On Monday, news agency Reuters shared an analysis of market data and industry announcements related to the listing of the official TRUMP memecoin on some of the biggest crypto exchanges by market share. In January, President Trump surprised the crypto industry after launching his official token ahead of the start of his presidency. The cryptocurrency quickly skyrocketed to its all-time high (ATH) of $75, yie…
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What to Know: Coinbase’s new token-sale platform brings retail traders back into early-stage crypto deals, offering one curated sale each month with USDC settlement, starting with Monad. Bitcoin Hyper connects fast transaction execution with Bitcoin’s secure settlement layer, a solid concept if BTC-linked activity continues to grow after the ETF boom. Maxi Doge combines meme-driven branding with dynamic staking and an accessible entry price of $0.0002675, classic ingredients for early-stage community momentum. Remittix targets real-world remittances through crypto-to-fiat payouts in 30+ currencies, with presale raising over $28M. Coinbase just made presales mainstream…
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The crypto market seems sleepy no more. Bitcoin looks oversold and ready to bounce, Ethereum is catching its breath, and XRP even smells recovery brewing. That lull in volatility might just be the calm before a fresh bull wave. If you’re hunting for the next big upside, presales are a tried-and-true way to get in early. Think of meme coins that once started as jokes and turned into deep-pocket fortunes, or altcoins so solid they quietly became staples. Here are three best crypto presales that could surge if the market wakes up. We’ll walk you through why each is catching steam, what they do, and what makes them worth a look. Market Is Catching Its Breath Before the Ne…
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As the altcoin market experiences a resurgence, XRP has struggled to gain momentum, consolidating between $2.70 and $3 for the past two weeks. Despite the excitement surrounding potential exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that could invest in the altcoin if approved, The Motley Fool has cautioned that the current market correction may persist longer than many anticipate. Warns Of Prolonged Downtrend In a recent analysis, the firm attributed some of XRP’s lackluster performance to a general malaise in the cryptocurrency market, where traders are waiting for Bitcoin (BTC), the market’s leading cryptocurrency, to lead a new price rally. However, two critical factors suggest …
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The Bitcoin price and the crypto market remain under pressure as the sector enters a low volatility period. While a lot of traders were expecting a big move yesterday, following the US Federal Reserve (Fed) decision on rate cuts, the cryptocurrency held its current levels. Despite the relative resilience in the top crypto and other cryptocurrencies, the Bitcoin price is showing signs of potential downside. At the time of writing, BTC trades at around $105,000 with a 2.3% decline over the past seven days. Bitcoin Price’s Stuck, But Not for Long? Analyst Daan Crypto shared insights regarding the current Bitcoin price action. The analyst believes that BTC has been comp…
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Log in to today’s North American session Recap for June 10. The session hasn't been too volatile as markets brace for tomorrow's key US CPI release where markets will get further information on the impact of the infamous Trump Tariffs. On that aspect, even with the TACO (Trump Always Chickens Out) developments, there is still an extra 10% base tariff on all US imports that will surely impact inflation outlooks for the upcoming months–even with less tariffs expected overall. US and China ongoing talks in London are reported to be going well. In that aspect, US negotiators are working all around the world, with US-India talks also progressing and discussions with Iran no…
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Log in to today’s North American session Recap for June 11. We cannot say the same as yesterday as it pertains to volatility: markets were very volatile – today's data sent markets seesawing all around. U.S. inflation data came in notably softer than expected, with Core CPI rising just 0.1% m/m versus the 0.3% forecast, bringing the y/y rate down to 2.8%. Headline CPI also undershot expectations at 0.1% m/m (vs 0.2% expected). The combination of resilient labor data and cooling inflation has boosted market sentiment, reducing fears of stagflation and reinforcing the case for a soft landing, although markets sold the news. The Nasdaq breached the 22,000 mark not once bu…
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Log in to today’s North American session Recap for June 12. Today's session was marked by the another positive surprise with a miss on the release of the Producer Price Index, reducing again stagflation fears – a report relatively similar to yesterday's CPI. Keep an eye on the weekly Jobless claims report (coming out every Thursdays at 8:30 A.M. E.T.) as we've seen three consecutive weeks of the data reported above expectations. An uptrend in these reports may just start to contribute to a growingly negative sentiment in markets. US indices are sending conflicting sounds as they shot down yesterday and in the overnight session despite broadly positive news, with most i…
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Log in to today's North American session recap - June 2, 2025 Today’s story was about the US dollar's weakness. Between a risk-off morning with gold racing to 4-week highs and almost everything rallying against the USD, it’s a bad day for the greenback. US Equities began the session mixed but still finished up all-around, with the Nasdaq leading the charge again—up 0.80%. Other indices around the globe also closed in the green as the sentiment got more positive. The United States Trade Representative (USTR) has announced a three-month extension to some Chinese goods until August 31, 2025 - leaving more time for different parties to reach an agreement. In Forex, all majo…
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Log in to today's North American session recap - June 3, 2025 The North-American session closes on a positive tone, with the Forex picture looking like a mirror of yesterday's session - the US Dollar is on top of majors today. Indices in the US close green with the Russell 2000 up over 1.60% followed by the Nasdaq (+ 0.70%). Decent data got released today with as JOLTS beat expectations with a 7.391M report (vs 7.200 Expected) adding 191,000 new job openings. The S&P 500 is also closing less than 30 points from the 6,000 Milestone, which may be achieved before the NFP release if the risk-on tone is maintained. This is only one of the themes of the current action i…
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Log in to today's North American session recap - June 4, 2025 Indices are mixed all around, with European stocks closing up 0.70% and most other indices closing down except for the Nasdaq, led by Meta (+3.16%) and Google (+1.16%). US ISM Services missed on their 52 expectations, as the data enters contraction territory at 49.9 and the Bank of Canada held rates at 2.75% for the highest-tier of Economic Data releases. There hasn't been many headlines today except for Saudi Arabia announcing a 411K increase in their Oil production which contradicted a preceding rise in Oil - The commodity is closing down 1.12% on the day after rejecting the highs of its $60.5 to $64 range…
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Log in to today's North American session recap - June 5, 2025 Today's session was marked by volatile reactions from the Trump and Xi Jinping discussions as stock indices went from green to red. The Nasdaq which was leading on the way up (+0.76% around 11:00) is now leading on the way down - the index is down 1.10%, with Equity markets selling the news. It seems that traders expected more from the anticipated Trump-Xi call, as the positive mood built up towards these headlines. There was also some much expected profit taking before tomorrow's key data releases. The European Central Bank also cut rates by 25 bps to 2% on their Deposit Rate, with Christine Lagarde implyin…
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Log in to today's North American session recap - June 6, 2025 Today's session was marked by the Non-Farm Payroll beat on expectations which triggered a rally in all risk-assets. The data came in at 139K vs 130K expected, a relatively small beat. However, its effect was magnified by a positive sentiment that took a break yesterday, as it was mostly about risk on markets throughout the entire week, with US-China Trade Tensions abating. The unemployment rate in the US is still at 4.2%. Canadian Jobs data also beat expectations (+8K vs -15K exp), though the unemployment rate ticked up to 7% from 6.9%. That led to some decent strength in the Loonie, only down 0.18% against a…
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The trading week is starting on a another risk-on session following last Friday's positive mood from the Non-Farm payrolls beat. There wasn't any release of Economic data today and a few markets were closed in Northern Europe and Switzerland. Volumes were subdued and markets focused on the two themes of the day - Sell the US Dollar and Buy Bitcoin! The leading cryptocurrency is up more than $3,000 today, close to 3%, dragging up the rest of the crypto market with other big names such as ETH, ADA and SOL all up more than 3%. Industrial metals continue their upwards trajectory with Palladium, Platinum and Silver all continuing their weekly breakouts - something to monito…
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Log in to today's North American session recap - May 26, 2025 The Kiwi is on top of majors to conclude a low volume day, as US and UK Markets were closed. Stock indices futures nonetheless close green in most parts of the world, dragged up by a positive sentiment which took the Nikkei 225 up 2% on the day. US index Futures close up above 1% with the Nasdaq leading at 1.47%. Bitcoin is consolidating above end-2024 all-time highs, closing down a small -0.35%, trading around $109,255. A picture of today's performance for major currencies close …
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Log in to today's North American session recap - May 27, 2025 The US dollar was leading all majors today before the NZD took its spot, even after last evening's RBNZ cut by 25 bps. There was no major news today except for some employment in Europe, FOMC Minutes that didn't provide anything new but more importantly the NVIDIA Earnings. There has been a mistake in the first report published indicating an EPS at $0.81 instead of $0.96! US indices closed down small on the day but Futures rallied back on the correction. Bitcoin lost some ground today though still remaining in the same range - more on this coming up through the morning session. BTC finishes the North-Americ…
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Log in to today's North American session recap - May 29, 2025 The US dollar gave back the lead it accumulated throughout the beginning of the week as it went through a volatile seesaw. The DXY gapped up with the most recent "Trump Taco" headlines, as the US Federal Court canceled the president's plan to impose tariffs on all imports. The dollar index consequently dropped to levels last seen at the end of last week. You can take a look at our latest DXY intra-day analysis here. There wasn't much in terms of Economic calendar releases throughout the session apart from a miss in the Jobless Claims. The data came in at 240K vs 230K expected, though markets may really worr…
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Log in to today's North American session recap - May 27, 2025 The US dollar is leading all majors in what was a steady green day after coming back from closed US Markets. The risk-on tone that kicked off the week continues to hold, with equity index futures closing higher across most major regions. Once again, Japan's Nikkei leads the charge, surging an impressive 4% on the day. The rally was fueled by comments from Japanese Finance Minister Kato, who announced the government plans to reduce issuance of longer-term bonds. You can read more on that development here. All US Indices are closing above 1.80% with the Russell 2000 leading the charge at 2.60%, followed by th…
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This may not always feel like a bull market, with geopolitical tensions boiling over in Iran and Ukraine. Bitcoin has traded largely sideways since its ATH over a month ago, and most of the top 10 cryptos by market cap have experienced declines over the same timeframe: $XRP: –4.5% $ETH: –3.5% $BNB: –3.3% $SOL: –16% $TRX: –0.4% $DOGE: –25% $ADA: –21% But while most blue-chip cryptos have slid to the netherworld, the companies behind some of them have taken off. Circle Takes Off, Coinbase Profits Over Past Month Take Circle (Circle Internet Group, $CRCL): the company behind the stablecoin $USDC is having a decent month after its IPO. $CRCL stock has risen a cool 750% …
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Torex Gold Resources (TSX: TXG) has expanded its North American exploration portfolio with the acquisition of Reyna Silver (TSXV: RSLV) in an all-cash deal valued at C$36 million ($26 million). The acquisition, says Torex chief executive officer Jody Kuzenko, provides the company with “immediate access to new and exciting early-stage exploration projects within prolific mining camps in northern Mexico and Nevada.” In Nevada, Reyna has the option to acquire 70% of the Gryphon Summit project and 100% of the Medicine Springs project, both prospective for silver-lead-zinc-copper. Its Mexican assets, which are all 100% owned, include the Guigui and Batopilas projects l…
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