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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Trade Analysis and Recommendations for the British PoundThe price test of 1.3228 occurred when the MACD indicator had already moved significantly below the zero line, which limited the pair's downward potential. The second test of 1.3228 triggered Scenario #2 for buying the pound, which resulted in losses as the pair continued to decline. Only positive data on the growth in approved mortgage applications and changes in the M4 money supply in the UK managed to halt the bearish momentum for the pound. However, it's worth noting that the fundamental problems of the British economy have not disappeared. High inflation, political turmoil, and uncertainty about future trade rel…
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On June 26, an obscure entity called Aqua1 Foundation, which said it was based in the United Arab Emirates, announced it was buying $100m of WLFI tokens, the largest single purchase at the time. Now months later, the Financial Times has reportedly uncovered a link that hilariously ties the Trump crypto empire to a bunch of now-dissolved hardwood flooring firms. The mysterious Chinese businessman behind Aqua1, who met with Eric Trump in Dubai, was Guren “Bobby” Zhou, who has executive roles in multiple businesses and who is under investigation in Britain for money laundering, according to the UK National Crime Agency and a document filed in an immigration case at London’s…
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Seabridge Gold (TSX: SEA) (NYSE: SA) says it has recovered C$4.4 million ($3.2 million) from a British Columbia Supreme Court ruling that reversed a previous decision by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to deny the company’s tax credits for 2010 and 2011. Toronto-based Seabridge had received a refund for the C$15.8 million ($11.4 million) in exploration expenditures incurred in the two years, which it claimed as qualifying expenses under the BC Income Tax Act that are eligible for tax credits under the BC Mineral Exploration Tax Credits (BC METC) program. However, the CRA later denied the claims, arguing that the expenditures did not meet the program criteria. The …
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It was hot, damp and utterly dark, the kind of darkness that swallows sound. A line of headlamps bobbed through the tunnels of Boliden’s Garpenberg zinc mine more than a kilometre underground, the air thick with humidity and the faint tang of diesel and dust. This wasn’t a shift change but the start of the World’s Deepest Marathon, where 55 runners from 18 countries traced a 2-km stretch of tunnel back and forth to reach the full 42 km. The racers, including some of the most senior executives in the mining industry, Boliden staff, part-time runners and seasoned ultra-marathoners, competed down in the tunnels of Boliden’s zinc mine, 180 km northwest of Stockholm. …
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Crypto analyst Adez has revealed what most traders are missing following the Bitcoin price rally to $116,000 earlier this week. The analyst suggested there is no reason to be bullish right now, as BTC is likely to decline further before breaking out to the upside. What Traders Are Missing From The Bitcoin Price Action In an X post, Adez noted that the Bitcoin price pumped from around $111,000 to $115,500 and that everyone thinks a breakout is happening. However, the analyst opined that the rally was just a trap. He explained that BTC actually swept the Value Area High at $114,600, but the Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) barely moved. Adez further revealed that the open…
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With last week’s trading being its most volatile year to date, large movements in gold pricing remain on the cards. At the time of writing, gold trades at approximately $3,994 per troy ounce, up +1.05%, having conceded some gains made earlier in today’s session. If we are to return to the highs, gold will need to find support at the key psychological level of $4,000, although a further retracement is entirely possible considering how far price action strayed from key moving averages. Will gold find support at $4,000? This, and much more, in today’s article, as we attempt to answer the question: what’s next for gold bullion pricing? Gold (XAU/USD): Key takeaways 29/10/2025…
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Crypto analyst Ali Martinez has cautioned that XRP may be approaching another downswing after the Tom DeMark (TD) Sequential flashed a fresh sell signal on the daily timeframe. In a new video and transcript shared alongside a TradingView chart of the Binance XRP/USDT perpetual contract, Martinez said, “XRP could be bound for a correction. The TD Sequential Indicator on the daily chart has been remarkably accurate in calling XRP’s trend reversals over the past three months, and it has just flashed another sell signal.” Is XRP Poised For A 16%+ Drawdown? Martinez anchored the call in a sequence of recent TD prints that he argues lined up with notable reversals. “On July 22…
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The Bitcoin market landscape continues to evolve rapidly, with new developments emerging overnight that are reshaping short-term sentiment and long-term investor positioning across spot and derivatives markets. Price action remains steady, while on-chain and institutional signals are shifting. What Happened With Bitcoin Over The Last 24 Hours? In an X post, a crypto analyst, Luca, has offered insights on Bitcoin’s recent market movement. Over the past 24 hours, several notable developments in the BTC space have occurred. While BTC price action has been moving lower, funding rates have also declined, a combination that suggests long positions are being flushed out of the …
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New Gold (TSX, NYSE-A: NGD) soared to its highest in more than a decade on Wednesday after delivering a strong third quarter, marked by the best-ever production at its Ontario mine, placing the Canadian miner on track to meet its guidance. The Rainy River mine, located 65 km northwest of Fort Frances near the US border, produced 100,301 oz. of gold during the three-month period, a 63% increase over the second quarter and a new all-time record. Accompanying this production was a significant decrease (39%) in its all-in sustaining costs. Its other operating asset, New Afton, added another 14,912 oz. of gold output, taking the company’s consolidated third quarter pro…
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Trade Analysis and Recommendations for the Japanese YenThe price test of 152.07 occurred when the MACD indicator had already moved significantly below the zero line, which limited the pair's downward potential. The second test of 152.07 triggered Scenario #2 for buying the dollar, resulting in a rise of more than 40 points for the pair. After lunch, the key event will be the FOMC decision on the key interest rate. It is expected to be cut by 0.25%, but equally important will be the FOMC's accompanying comments and Jerome Powell's press conference. A neutral tone from the Fed Chair could have a positive effect on U.S. dollar positions. However, if Powell expresses concern …
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Gold continued its intraday rally, breaking above the psychological level of $4000. It appears that the precious metal has ended its three-day losing streak, as investors await the results of the two-day FOMC meeting before determining the next trend direction. Meanwhile, dovish expectations regarding the Federal Reserve's interest rate policy remain the main factor driving capital away from the less profitable yellow metal.At the same time, the U.S. dollar has paused ahead of the announcement following the monetary policy meeting. Signs of progress in trade discussions between the U.S. and China have eased fears of a full-scale trade conflict between the world's two larg…
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The wave pattern on the 4-hour chart for EUR/USD has been revised — unfortunately, not for the better. It is still too early to conclude that the upward trend section has ended, but the recent decline in the euro has made it necessary to adjust the wave structure. At this stage, we can see a series of three-wave structures (a-b-c). It is reasonable to assume that they form part of a larger wave 4 within the overall upward trend segment. In this case, wave 4 has taken on an unusually extended form, though the overall integrity of the wave structure remains intact. The formation of the upward trend continues, and the fundamental background still mostly supports currencies o…
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Evernorth has emerged as the latest powerhouse in institutional crypto accumulation, closing in on its ambitious XRP treasury goal. In just a few days, the firm has reached 95% of its accumulation target, marking a major milestone in XRP’s journey toward broader institutional adoption. The rapid growth of Evernorth’s reserves and its strategic partnerships has sparked renewed excitement across the XRP community, signaling what could be a pivotal shift in how institutions engage with the cryptocurrency. Evernorth Nears $1 Billion In XRP Holdings A new report from CryptoQuant has revealed that Evernorth’s XRP holdings is now nearing the $1 billion funding milestone, posit…
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The wave pattern for GBP/USD continues to indicate the formation of an upward wave pattern, but over the past few weeks, it has become complex and ambiguous. The pound has fallen too sharply, making the trend segment that began on August 1 appear uncertain. The first thought that comes to mind is a complication of the presumed wave 4, which may take on a three-wave form, with each sub-wave containing its own three smaller waves. In this case, a decline of the pair toward the 1.31 and 1.30 levels can be expected. The downward wave structure that began on September 17 appears to be five-wave, though it could theoretically become much longer and more complex. Personally, I c…
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Frontier Lithium’s (TSXV: FL) C$943 million capex PAK project is Ontario’s first entry in a program to approve mines in two years. Provincial Energy and Mines Minister Stephen Lecce announced the One Project, One Process (1P1P) program Oct. 17, vowing to cut permitting time for advanced projects in half. Under Premier Doug Ford, the province has joined a chorus of Western governments – including the Trump Administration – in slashing red tape and promoting critical minerals to challenge Chinese control of the industry. “Clarity and predictability in permitting are key to unlocking investment, accelerating project timelines and delivering on Canada’s critical miner…
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TIS Inc., Japan’s largest payments processor, has moved into tokenized finance by launching a Multi-Token Platform on Avalanche’s AvaCloud, according to company announcements and industry reports. The platform is built to support stablecoins, tokenized deposits and digital securities for banks and large firms. This is a step that could change how some institutional payments settle inside Japan. TIS Brings Existing Scale To Tokens According to filings and company material, TIS’s PayCierge system now handles more than ¥300 trillion in annual B2C payments. That figure could top ¥1,000 trillion if more B2B and payroll flows move on-chain, based on the firm’s internal forec…
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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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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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Tron (TRX) is consolidating this week as the broader crypto market braces for the upcoming US Federal Reserve decision on interest rates and quantitative tightening (QT). Investors are treading carefully, with uncertainty surrounding whether the Fed will maintain its restrictive stance or pivot toward easing—an outcome that could shift liquidity flows across digital assets. Despite the cautious market mood, on-chain data from CryptoQuant highlights a powerful surge in Tron’s network activity that stands out from the rest of the market. On October 27, 2025, Tron flagged one of its most significant on-chain events to date. The number of daily active addresses skyrocketed …
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XRP has always been the top pick in crypto when it comes to banks, payments, and cross-border transfers. So when Solana suddenly landed a deal with Western Union, a lot of XRP holders were caught off guard. And it’s a huge deal too. Western Union is building a stablecoin on Solana, which gives SOL a massive edge in real-world payments. Ripple’s CEO has been saying for a while that banks would eventually adopt XRP, and he kind of called it. The race is still wide open. Solana’s stablecoin partnership is a significant move, but Ripple has established deep integrations with actual financial players. This competition isn’t just “payments vs. payments.” It’s payments + t…
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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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The Japanese yen has paused its rapid intraday decline from the weekly low and was trading in a familiar range against a strong US dollar ahead of the FOMC meeting results. Assumptions that Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takahichi will promote active budget spending and resist premature tightening of the Bank of Japan's monetary policy are not contributing to the yen's strengthening. On Wednesday, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called on the Japanese government to give the BoJ the freedom to maintain low inflation expectations and prevent excessive fluctuations in exchange rates. This statement has revived market forecasts that the US may increase pressure on Japan t…
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In addition to the FOMC meeting, we have another interesting "with a stretch" event this week. Why "with a stretch"? As I mentioned in my previous review, the Fed is 99% likely to make the most obvious decision that the market has been anticipating all October, and Jerome Powell will limit his comments at the press conference to standard phrases and remarks. Personally, I do not expect any loud statements or unexpected turns. The situation with the European Central Bank meeting is somewhat similar. For an entire year, the ECB has been easing monetary policy at every meeting, but times have changed. Inflation has stabilized around the target level, so additional monetary p…
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Hedera’s much-anticipated debut on the New York Stock Exchange through the Canary Capital Hedera ETF (Ticker: HBR) marked a major milestone for the network, positioning it alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum as one of the few cryptocurrencies with a regulated U.S. spot ETF. Related Reading: Dogecoin Whales Quietly Accumulate Over 320 Million Coins — What’s Coming Next? The listing initially sparked optimism, sending HBAR soaring over 25% to $0.2191 as trading volume jumped 328% to $1.12 billion. However, the momentum proved short-lived. Within 24 hours, HBAR has slid nearly 6%, retreating below $0.20. Analysts attribute the decline to profit-taking and broader market cautio…
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On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve (Fed) announced a 25-basis-point rate cut from the previous rate of 4.25%, aligning with market expectations. Despite this bullish development being highly anticipated by top experts as the best catalyst for the remainder of the year, Bitcoin (BTC), XRP, and Ethereum (ETH) led the market downturn following the announcement. Fed Chair Signals Uncertainty Over Further Rate Cuts The selloff intensified after Fed Chairman Jerome Powell indicated during his press conference that another interest-rate cut in December “is not a foregone conclusion.” This uncertainty has contributed to market volatility, as both cryptocurrencies and stocks have…
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