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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On Tuesday, the EUR/USD pair made another upward move toward the 61.8% corrective level at 1.1594, then rebounded from that level. Thus, the downward movement may continue today toward the 76.4% Fibonacci level at 1.1517. Consolidation of the pair's rate above 1.1594 will increase the likelihood of continued growth toward the resistance level of 1.1645–1.1656. The wave situation on the hourly chart remains simple and clear. The new upward wave has not yet broken the previous wave's peak, while the last downward wave broke the previous low. Therefore, the trend currently remains bearish. Bullish traders are not taking advantage of the opportunities to advance, while bea…
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The EUR/JPY pair has been rising for the fourth straight day, marking the fifth day of gains in the past six sessions. Today, Wednesday, the pair reached a new high not seen since August 1992. At the moment, spot prices are exceeding the psychological level of 179.00 and appear poised for further growth. The Japanese yen continues to weaken amid uncertainty regarding the Bank of Japan's future policy steps, which supports the strengthening of the EUR/JPY pair. The Bank of Japan is in no hurry to raise interest rates, as Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi adheres to a pro-stimulus policy. The development of a new economic stimulus package in Japan is expected to be completed by…
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Former chairman and co-founder of CoinRoutes and now president of BetterTrade.digital Dave Weisberger used a November 11 video to restate Bitcoin’s long-term bull case, arguing that the market’s “morose” sentiment and technician-driven calls for downside are missing the structural shift underway on both fundamentals and market microstructure. He framed his analysis in two parts—why Bitcoin is being bought and what the current market structure implies—contending that the thesis toward seven-figure pricing remains intact even without an obvious near-term catalyst. The Path To $1 Million Per Bitcoin On fundamentals, he drew a direct comparison with gold’s monetary role and…
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Nuclear power will receive most of the money from the US Energy Department’s loan office as part of a government push to ensure new reactors are built quickly, Energy Secretary Chris Wright said in published comments. Billions of dollars of equity financing capital will be matched in a maximum proportion of four-to-one with low-cost debt from the Loans Programme Office, CNBC reported, citing Wright’s speech Monday at a conference hosted by the American Nuclear Society in Washington, DC. “We have significant lending authority at the loan program office,” CNBC quoted Wright as saying in his address. “By far the biggest use of those dollars will be for nuclear power …
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The idea of a 50-year mortgage is catching attention as policymakers and banks look for ways to make housing more affordable. 50 YEARS??? YOU’RE GONNA DIE BEFORE YOU OWN YOUR HOUSE. On paper, a longer-term loan sounds like a relief: smaller monthly payments, easier qualification, and more “buying power.” But the math and economics show you’re getting completely scammed. (Source: Reddit) The problem is that normalizing 50-year mortgages allows house prices to continue to increase to ever more unsustainable levels so that the only way people can afford to buy a house is with a 50-year mortgage. If you really want to help people afford homes, here’s how you do it: DISCO…
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Trade Review and Recommendations for Trading the European Currency The price test of 1.1585 occurred at a time when the MACD indicator had already risen significantly above the zero mark, which limited the pair's upward potential. For that reason, I did not buy the euro. The second test of this price shortly thereafter coincided with the MACD being in the overbought zone, which allowed Scenario No. 2 (selling the euro) to play out. As a result, the pair fell by 20 points. Germany's Consumer Price Index (CPI) for October matched economists' forecasts. Although the October data met expectations, they still signal slight inflationary pressure in Europe's largest economy. The…
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On Wednesday, the euro continued its strengthening against the British pound amid the overall weakness of the pound, driven by escalating political tensions within the UK Labour Party and speculation about Prime Minister Keir Starmer's leadership. These events have heightened market uncertainty ahead of the annual budget scheduled for the end of this month. According to recent media reports, supporters of Starmer warned that any attempts to challenge his leadership would be considered "reckless," amid rumors of internal discord and declining public support. This uncertainty has arisen just days before the budget is announced on November 26, as investors grow increasingly …
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The SEC crypto news shows the plans to introduce a formal “token taxonomy” that could redefine how digital assets are classified under US law. Speaking in Philadelphia on November 12, SEC Chair Paul S. Atkins said the agency will “in the coming months” propose a structured framework based on the Supreme Court’s Howey test, the legal standard used to decide whether an asset counts as a security. The move aims to bring clarity to one of the most contentious areas in crypto regulation: determining when a token constitutes a security and when it does not. Atkins also said the Commission intends to release a “package” of exemptions designed to create a more flexible system…
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VivoPower International’s evolving “digital asset treasury” blueprint took center stage in New York this week as Adam Traidman, the company’s Chairman of the Board of Advisors and a former Ripple board member, sketched out what he called a “DAT 2.0” or “anti-DAT” playbook to accumulate XRP at a steep discount while simultaneously extracting on-chain yield. Speaking at the XRP Meetup NYC in the run-up to Ripple’s Swell conference—and in remarks shared via a clip by Crypto Eri (@sentosumosaba) on X—Traidman argued that the publicly listed “digital asset treasury companies” which ran hot earlier this year are now trading like the investment-trust boom-and-bust of the early …
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Uniswap (UNI) has sparked a storm across DeFi after founder Hayden Adams unveiled the long-awaited “UNIfication” proposal, a sweeping governance overhaul that introduces protocol fees, a substantial $842 million token burn, and a strategic buyback plan. Related Reading: XRP’s Next ‘Face-Melting’ Rally Could Hit Within 6 Weeks—Analyst The move marks Uniswap’s biggest reform since its 2020 token launch, designed to transform UNI from a passive governance token into a deflationary, yield-generating asset. Under the proposal, 0.3% of all trading volume will now be split between liquidity providers (0.25%) and a UNI buyback pool (0.05%), creating continuous demand for the t…
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Trade Analysis of Wednesday: 1H Chart of the GBP/USD Pair The GBP/USD pair again gravitated toward decline throughout Wednesday but failed to settle below the level of 1.3107, which still gives the British currency a chance for growth. However, today reports on GDP and industrial production will be published in the UK, which may present another stumbling block for the pound. On a global scale (on the daily timeframe), a downward correction against the upward trend continues, so we still expect growth from the pair. Let's remind ourselves that corrections or flats can take considerable time, especially on the daily chart. Therefore, the current illogical downward move…
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Analysis of Macroeconomic Reports: Several macroeconomic reports are scheduled for Thursday. First and foremost is the British data. Reports on Q3 GDP (first estimate) and industrial production will be published in the UK today. It is important to note that the first and third estimates of GDP are the most significant, as these can deviate from forecasts, potentially provoking a market reaction. The British economy continues to grow very weakly, and industrial production is facing significant challenges. Therefore, it will be difficult to expect strong support for the British currency today. In the Eurozone, an industrial production report will also be released, and …
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Trade Analysis and Tips for the Euro CurrencyThe price test at 1.1580 occurred as the MACD indicator began to move above the zero mark, confirming the correct entry point for buying euros. As a result, the pair rose by more than 20 pips. As it was announced, the US government resumed operations yesterday after Donald Trump signed the H.R. 5371 bill. However, the US dollar's reaction to this event was minimal since the market had largely anticipated this outcome. The apparent stability of the currency, despite political turbulence, is explained by the good state of the US economy. Nevertheless, potential risks should not be ignored. Ongoing political conflicts and the risi…
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Trade Analysis and Tips for the Japanese YenThe price test at 154.75 coincided with the MACD indicator moving significantly below the zero mark, which limited the pair's downside potential. For this reason, I did not sell the dollar. Yesterday marked the return to work for the US government. President Trump signed the H.R. 5371 bill, effectively ending the longest government shutdown in US history. The dollar rose against the Japanese yen following this event. The resumption of funding was a breath of fresh air for a large number of federal employees who had been forced to take unpaid leave. It is evident that they will receive compensation for the forced downtime, allowi…
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United States President Donald Trump late Wednesday signed legislation that ended the country’s 43-day government shutdown, reopening federal agencies and restarting paused services after what had become the longest shutdown in modern history. Reports have disclosed the measure passed both houses this week and moves quickly to restore pay and services. Funding Push Restores Pay And Services According to official House materials, the measure passed the House by a 222–209 vote and carries continuing appropriations that fund agencies through January 30, 2026. The bill covers several full-year appropriations and aims to return back pay to hundreds of thousands of federal …
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Trade Analysis and Recommendations for the British PoundThe price test at 1.3111 occurred when the MACD indicator had just begun to move downward from the zero mark, confirming a correct entry point for selling the pound. Together with weak U.K. data, this suggested the possibility of a strong decline in the pair. nHowever, that decline never materialized, and losses were eventually recorded. Then, a price test at 1.3131 coincided with the MACD starting to move upward from the zero mark, providing a buy signal, after which the pair rose toward the target level of 1.3170. As mentioned earlier, the pound fell following news that the U.K. GDP shrank by 0.1% in September. Ind…
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Bitcoin is days from printing another daily “death cross” — the 50-day simple moving average slipping beneath the 200-day — but analyst Kevin (Kev Capital TA) argues the label misleads more than it informs. In a November 12 video breakdown titled “BTC Daily Death Cross — How It Works And What To Expect,” he contends that every daily death cross of this cycle has coincided with the late stages — and, in practice, the lows — of multi-month corrective phases. “Don’t fall for the posts that say, ‘Oh my god, death cross on the daily, we’re going down 80%.’ That’s not how these have played out,” he says. “Remember, moving averages are lagging indicators […] the move that cause…
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While Bitcoin teeters near the $103,000 mark — with growing risk of dropping below $100,000 — many experts have turned their attention to the Solana network, where a sharp decline in user activity has been recorded. User engagement within the Solana blockchain has fallen to its lowest level in a year. The number of active wallets has dropped to 3.3 million, nearly three times lower than the peak levels seen in January. It's evident that the waning popularity of many secondary altcoins has negatively impacted overall user participation. Despite this decline, Solana continues to diversify its ecosystem. The DeFi sector is showing signs of growth, with projects built on …
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What to Know: USDKG changes the usual stablecoin model by backing a dollar peg with real gold from Kyrgyzstan’s reserves. If gold and commodity stablecoins grow, users will want wallets that handle many stablecoins without turning their portfolio into a spreadsheet headache. Best Wallet Token ($BEST) gives real perks, like lower fees, early presale access, and smooth cross-chain swaps. Stablecoin liquidity drives the market, and wallet-layer tokens can collect lasting value from routing, discovery, and spending features. Think of them as the toll booths of the crypto highways. Kyrgyzstan surprised the stablecoin world with $USDKG, a gold-backed dollar coin that come…
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Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for November 13 The news of the US government reopening yesterday evening did little to stop the bleeding in markets today. Despite the absence of major negative headlines, global markets were hit by a broad and significant correction, spanning both equities and cryptocurrencies. With no clear catalyst to blame, investors seem to be revisiting the tech overvaluation fears that triggered similar selloffs last week. zoom_out_map …
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XAU/USD is trading around 4,203, above the 21-SMA and within the ascending trend channel formed since early November. Yesterday, during the US session, gold underwent a sharp technical correction from its high of 4,246 to a low of 4,145. From this level, which coincided with the 21-SMA, gold is bouncing and could attempt to reach a new high, potentially hitting the top of the ascending trend channel around 4,275. On the other hand, if gold continues its technical correction, we could expect it to reach the key support level of 4,160. This level could trigger a significant technical bounce and could be seen as a buying opportunity. A sharp break below the 21SMA located at …
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Asia Market Wrap - Asian Stocks Follow Wall Streets Lead Most Read: Dow Jones & S&P 500 Slip More Than 1%, Focus on US Data Releases as Rate Cut Bets Tumble Asian stock markets tumbled on Friday, joining a worldwide selloff after hawkish comments from Federal Reserve officials dampened hopes for a US interest rate cut next month. This fear, combined with a messy schedule of economic data, caused Wall Street to snap its four-day winning streak with its biggest one-day fall since April, which then spread to Asia. Key regional markets saw steep declines: Japan's Nikkei fell 2%, Australia's resource shares slid 1.4%, and South Korea tumbled by as much as 3.6%. Sepa…
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Trade Review and Advice for Trading the Japanese Yen The test of the 154.63 price occurred when the MACD indicator had already moved significantly upward from the zero line, limiting the pair's upward potential. A second test of 154.63, with the MACD in the overbought zone, triggered Scenario No. 2 for selling the dollar, though it did not lead to a significant decline in the pair. In the second half of the day, the focus will be on speeches by FOMC members Lorie K. Logan and Raphael Bostic. A hawkish stance on rates could help the USD/JPY pair rise. Statements by senior Federal Reserve officials always attract close market attention, as they provide insight into the curr…
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Canary Capital launched the first US ETF that provides direct exposure to XRP. The fund will start trading today on Nasdaq under the ticker XRPC. Pretty wild to think that it saw a $58M trading volume right at the start. That is more than any other ETF launched this year (approximately 900 funds), according to Bloomberg’s ETF analyst Eric Balchunas. It even beat out Bitwise’s Solana ETF by a hair. These two crypto ETFs are way ahead of the rest, with the third-best launch trailing by more than $20M, showing that investors’ demand for crypto-linked products is still going strong. “XRP is one of the most established and widely used digital assets in the world, accessibil…
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Ethereum is trading at a critical juncture after briefly losing the $3,200 level, with bulls struggling to defend it amid rising selling pressure. The broader crypto market remains on edge, as fear and uncertainty continue to weigh on sentiment following days of steady declines across major assets. Traders are watching closely to see if Ethereum can stabilize above this key support zone — a failure to do so could trigger a deeper correction toward the $3,000 area. Despite the mounting pressure, one prominent Ethereum whale — known for a series of large-scale purchases this month — continues to accumulate aggressively. This investor has consistently added to their positi…
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