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 rebounded from the 61.8% Fibonacci corrective level at 1.1594 and showed a slight decline. However, by evening, the pair reversed in favor of the euro and consolidated above 1.1594. Thus, the upward movement may continue today toward the resistance level at 1.1645–1.1656. A rebound from this zone would favor the U.S. dollar and a resumption of the decline toward 1.1594 and 1.1517. A firm close above the level would increase the likelihood of further growth toward the next Fibonacci corrective level at 1.1718. The wave structure on the hourly chart remains simple and clear. The last completed upward wave failed to break the previous high, wh…
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After a remarkable start to ‘Uptober,’ Bitcoin (BTC) has recently seen significant volatility, retesting multiple crucial levels. As the price bounces from the $110,000 mark, some analysts have suggested that BTC’s rally won’t restart until a key area is reclaimed. Bitcoin Needs Key Reclaim For New Highs Over the past week, Bitcoin’s price has fluctuated between its range’s lower and upper boundaries, hitting both a new all-time high (ATH) of $126,000 and a three-month low of $102,000. Notably, the crypto market saw one of the largest liquidation events in history on Friday, which briefly sent BTC’s price below $107,500. The flagship crypto quickly bounced from the low…
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Overview: The dollar is heavy today. It is weaker against nearly all the world's currencies. The ongoing elevated trade tensions between the US and China continue to be the main talking point today. US rates were soft before Fed Chair Powell spoke yesterday and remain soft, at the same moment when market participants seem to be demanding a higher premium of hold dollars given the policy uncertainty, not to mention the continued shutdown of the federal government, with both sides showing little movement. Contrary to expectations from many, China has not weaponized the exchange rate and instead set the dollar's reference rate at its lowest level since last November. Meanwhi…
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Stock indices show mixed performanceUS stock indices closed in mixed territory as investor sentiment improved on the back of expectations that the Fed may lower interest rates. This positive shift outweighed concerns over ongoing trade tensions with China, which continue to weigh on market sentiment. At the same time, analysts note growing interest in safe-haven assets, including gold and Treasury bonds. Follow the link for more details. Market remains volatile amid trade-related risksThe equity market continues to experience heightened volatility, which signals the potential for a correction. Despite strong corporate earnings reports, the S&P 500 index remains …
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BHP (ASX:BHP), the world’s largest miner, is considering to reopen four long-closed copper mines in Arizona, the centre of the copper industry in the United States. Chief executive officer Mike Henry that policy changes introduced by president Donald Trump encouraged BHP to expand its exploration efforts and review dormant assets in the state. The potential restart would focus on the Globe–Miami region, where BHP also intends to reprocess tailings from the shuttered operations. Among the sites are the San Manuel–Kalamazoo mine and San Manuel smelter and refinery, which were suspended in 1999 and permanently closed in 2002. The list also includes the Magma min…
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With the Bitcoin price seeing some recovery after crashing to $102,000, speculations now abound as to where the pioneer cryptocurrency could be headed next. So far, it has been a mixed bag, with some expecting a rally similar to the COVID rally to follow, and others believing that this is the start of the bear market. In the same vein, a pseudonymous crypto analyst has painted a clear picture of where they expect the Bitcoin price to go, depending on how it performs in relation to the midpoint level. What Happens If The Bitcoin Price Stay Above the Midpoint? Presently, the midpoint line is important to the performance of the Bitcoin price. This is because it lies firmly …
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Bitcoin is holding up relatively well after the recent sell-off, although there are few willing buyers above the $116,000 level. Most market participants are waiting for a deeper correction toward the $106,000 area before making a move — and there are fair reasons for that. The market needs time to recover after losing nearly $20 billion in less than a week. This is reflected in the ongoing consolidation observed across many cryptocurrencies. Meanwhile, in Q3 of this year, a record number of companies increased their exposure by investing in Bitcoin. The number of public companies holding Bitcoin rose to 172, which is almost a 40% surge compared to three months earlier…
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A while back, crypto and Bitcoin prices were less impacted by macroeconomic news releases in the United States. However, that’s changing, especially with the institutionalization of crypto assets. Next week, on Friday, October 24, traders and investors will closely watch the United States CPI data. There was disappointment after September’s NFP data was delayed earlier this month due to the ongoing shutdown. The United States CPI data is also important, and the delay to October 24 means traders only have a few days to adjust their portfolios before Jerome Powell and the Federal Reserve decide on interest rates before the end of the month. Ahead of this CPI data release,…
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A recent analysis by R. Linda on TradingView shows that the XRP price is facing a tough resistance zone after its recent recovery. The market is still showing signs of instability after earlier liquidations, and both XRP and Bitcoin are now moving into areas where another correction could happen. According to the analyst, XRP’s price movement is part of a broader correction phase following a strong sell-off. While there has been some recovery, the move appears weak, and a new drop may form if XRP fails to push above resistance. XRP Price Faces Strong Resistance After A Sharp Sell-Off According to R. Linda’s analysis, XRP is now forming a correction after a strong sell-o…
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Canada’s Taseko Mines (NYSE: TGB)(TSX: TKO) has begun wellfield operations at its Florence copper project in Arizona, marking the start of commercial production at the facility, part of one of the few new sources of refined copper coming online in the United States. The company expects to produce its first copper cathode within three months. Its solvent extraction and electrowinning (SX/EW) plant reached substantial completion on Sept. 19, it said, with construction crews now demobilizing as commissioning proceeds in tandem with wellfield operations. President and CEO Stuart McDonald called the milestone a major achievement by the Arizona-based construction team,…
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What to Know: Stripe’s stablecoin arm, Bridge, has applied for a US national trust bank charter under the GENIUS Act, joining Circle, Ripple, Paxos, and Coinbase. The GENIUS Act introduces federal oversight for stablecoin issuers, requiring 100% cash or Treasury reserves and monthly public disclosures. This could mark the start of ‘Stablecoin Season,’ as regulated issuers bridge the gap between banks and blockchain payments. Best Wallet ($BEST) stands to benefit, offering users secure custody, presale access, and up to 80% APY staking rewards. Stablecoins are going legit, and pretty fast. Stripe’s stablecoin arm, Bridge, just filed an application with the US Office o…
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The XRP monthly chart remains structurally constructive despite last week’s sharp pullback, according to independent technician Charting Guy (@ChartingGuy), who argues the asset is “NOT bearish in the slightest.” His latest one-month XRP/USD chart on Bitstamp, captured Oct. 14, shows price defending a major Fibonacci support cluster while repeatedly probing resistance at the prior all-time high. XRP Bull Run To $26 Still Possible? On the current monthly candle, XRP is trading at $2.4477 with 17 days and 10 hours left in the period after printing an open at $2.8467, high at $3.1037, and low at $1.5800, down 14.0% month-to-date. The rejection zone is precise: a horizontal …
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Crypto traders are an optimistic lot. True, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP crypto are stable now, but the truth is, the downtrend remains. There is solid proof to illustrate this: Although the total crypto market cap is up 1.3% in 24 hours, none of the top 50 coins are up double digits, except Bittensor TAO crypto and ZCash. TAO crypto is defying gravity, adding a cool +24% in the last week of trading, only trailing ZEC, which is up +46% during this period. Admittedly, the ZEC crypto uptrend has been clear and defined, even without the flush out. Because of the privacy trend, ZEC and most privacy-centric altcoins like Dash Pay edged higher. (Source: Coingecko) It is a wh…
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China’s politics now actively includes control over rare earth exports. The country’s near-monopoly over rare earth minerals raises concerns over hardware costs, mining profitability and market volatility amidst geopolitical tensions. The newly announced restrictions will drive up costs for ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit) mining equipment – the very machines that power Bitcoin’s network. Rare earth elements play a critical role that is often overlooked in crypto mining infrastructure. Neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB) magnets, which rely heavily on neodymium and dysprosium, are the critical components in the manufacturing of power generation equipment, cooling …
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Traders are obsessed with trends. Yet history shows that markets only trend about 30% of the time — the remaining 70% is spent consolidating sideways. This is valid for almost every asset class since the dawn of time. But consolidation don't necessary translates to frustrating, choppy action. In 2025, the US Dollar has been at the center of global debate. After months of weakness driven by tariff fears, slower US growth, and fiscal uncertainty, a bottom seems to have formed since July — confirmed by the pre-FOMC retest in mid-September. But bottom doesn’t always mean reversal. The much-discussed de-dollarization trend, for now, looks overstated. Despite with less convi…
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What to Know: Bitcoin Hyper has raised over $23.7M in its presale, with tokens priced at $0.013115. The project introduces a Solana-powered Layer-2 that brings sub-second transactions and near-zero fees to Bitcoin. Holders of $HYPER can stake for up to 50% APY, earn governance rights, and access exclusive airdrops and dApps. By merging Bitcoin’s security with Solana’s speed, Bitcoin Hyper could transform Bitcoin from a static store of value into a full programmable economy. Bitcoin still undoubtedly leads crypto. It’s the original, the most trusted, and valued at over $2.2T. Yet it moves as if it’s stuck in 2013. The network processes only seven transactions per seco…
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A combination of sustained commodity and crypto ETF inflow saw the U.S. ETF industry hit a record $12.7 trillion in assets. In September 2025 , the top 10 U.S. exchange-traded products added $803 million in new assets. The biggest inflow came from VXX fund, which gained $272.99 million as investors sought protection against rising market volatility. Crypto ETF inflow followed. A report published on 14 October 2025, by the ETF and ETP research firm ETFGI, highlighted that US ETF assets rose 22.7% from $10.35 trillion at the end of 2024 to $12.7 trillion. In September alone, ETFs pulled in $152. 5 billion, marking the second highest monthly inflow ever. Year-to-date inflo…
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EUR/JPY printed a hammer candlestick yesterday just above a key support level hinting at a potential bullish continuation. The bullish daily candle close also came after three successive days in the red but today has seen price action fail to build on yesterday's momentum. EUR/JPY has pushed lower testing the lows printed yesterday. What does the pair have in store for market participants in the coming days? Let us take a look. Japanese Yen: Geopolitical Safety Bid vs. Domestic Instability The Japanese Yen (JPY) is currently getting stronger, but this strength is based on fear and is likely to be temporary. The yen's recent gains is likely because market participants a…
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Gold scaled another all-time high on Wednesday, surpassing the $4,200-per-ounce mark for the first time, as US rate cut expectations and geopolitical jitters continue to drive up demand for the safe-haven metal. Spot gold advanced as much as 1.6% to $4,217.95 per ounce, surpassing its previous record high from earlier this week. US gold futures also shot up 1.6% to $4,235.80 an ounce in New York. Click on chart for live prices. Gold has been trending up in recent weeks amid expectations that the US Federal Reserve will deliver another interest rate cut this month. Since August, the month leading up to the Fed’s September cut, bullion has risen by more than a qua…
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Contribute to IRA After Retirement: The Complete Guide Executive summary: You can contribute to IRA after retirement if you have earned income from wages or self-employment. For 2025, the IRA limit is $7,000 ($8,000 if you’re 50+). Roth IRA eligibility depends on your modified adjusted gross income (MAGI). Traditional IRA deductibility depends on workplace plan coverage and income. With smart timing, the right account type, and coordination with RMDs, retirees can keep building tax-advantaged savings. Why You Can Contribute to IRA After Retirement The age cap for IRA contributions is gone. You may fund a Traditional or Roth IRA at any age if you have compensation. Compen…
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401k Rollover to IRA: A Complete, Practical Guide Executive summary: A 401k rollover to IRA can cut costs, expand investment choices, and simplify future withdrawals when you do it right. However, timing, tax treatment, access rules, ERISA protections, and employer stock can tilt the decision the other way. This guide shows when a rollover helps, when it hurts, and the steps to complete a clean, low-stress transfer. What a 401(k) Rollover to an IRA Really Means A “401k rollover to IRA” moves money from a former employer’s 401(k) into an IRA you control. Done properly, it preserves tax deferral and can unlock a broader investment menu. In practice, funds go to either a Tr…
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The Safest Way to Use Retirement Savings: A Practical Guide Executive Summary: The safest way to use retirement savings is simple and sturdy: secure an income floor for essentials, hold a cash buffer for shocks, and invest the rest for long-term growth while following clear, rules-based withdrawal guardrails. Blend Social Security, pensions or annuities, a bond/TIPS ladder, diversified portfolios, and a tax-aware withdrawal order so your money lasts, and your lifestyle does too. There isn’t a one-size-fits-all formula. But you can build a plan that reduces risk, smooths income, and protects purchasing power. In this guide, we translate research-backed frameworks into pla…
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Do I Have Enough to Retire? 7 Signs You’re Ready Executive summary: If you keep asking, “Do I have enough to retire?”, you’re really checking whether savings, income, and risks match the life you want. This guide turns that into a practical checklist. Use the seven signs, the quick scorecard, and the case studies to spot gaps, fix them, and move from doubt to a confident “yes.” Do I Have Enough to Retire? What “Enough” Really Means “Enough” isn’t one magic number. It’s the fit between what you’ll spend, the dependable income you’ll receive, and how your portfolio behaves in good and bad markets. When those pieces line up with healthy safety margins, the question Do I hav…
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Should You Use Separate IRAs for Beneficiaries? Executive Summary: For many families, separate IRAs for beneficiaries make taxes, withdrawals, and investments easier to manage. You gain independent control but accept extra paperwork, strict titling, and hard deadlines. This guide explains what separate accounts are, when they help, when a pooled approach is fine, and how to split the account correctly. What “Separate IRAs for Beneficiaries” Actually Means When an IRA owner dies, the account passes to the named beneficiaries. The heirs can keep everything in one inherited IRA or divide the funds into separate IRAs for beneficiaries, one account per share. The split happ…
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Too Much Cash in Retirement? Real Risks, Smart Fixes, and Better Alternatives Executive summary: Holding a large cash cushion feels safe, yet too much cash in retirement can quietly erode purchasing power, reduce long-term income, and raise the chance of falling behind inflation. A right-sized reserve for near-term spending (paired with bonds and diversified equities for later years) protects today’s bills and tomorrow’s lifestyle. What “too much cash in retirement” really means Cash is essential for bills, taxes, and emergencies. It smooths the ride when markets wobble and helps you avoid forced selling. However, more isn’t always better, and too much cash in retirement…
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