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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Highlights include US CPI, China inflation and trade data, UK jobs, GDP and spending review Newsquawk Week Ahead: 9th-13th June 2025 MON: Japanese GDP R (Q1), Chinese Inflation (May), Chinese Trade Balance (May), EZ Sentix Index (Jun), US EmploymentTrends (May) TUE: EIA STEO, UK Jobs Report (Apr), Swedish GDP (Apr), Norwegian CPI (May) WED: ECB Wage Tracker, US CPI (May), UK Spending Review THU: UK GDP (Apr), US PPI (May) FRI: French/Spanish Final CPI (May), EZ Trade Balance (Apr), University of Michigan Survey (Jun), Quad Witching CHINESE INFLATION (MON): Expectations are for Y/Y CPI to slow further to -0.2% from -0.1% with the M/M rate seen at -0.1% vs. prev…
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Highlights include US CPI and Retail Sales, UK CPI and Jobs report, China trade and GDP, Aussie Jobs, and CPI from Canada and Japan. Newsquawk Week Ahead: Highlights 14-18th July 2025 MON: EU 90-Day Retaliatory Pause Ends; Indian WPI (Jun), Chinese Trade Balance (Jun) TUE: OPEC MOMR; Chinese House Prices (Jun), Retail Sales (Jun), GDP (Q2), German WPI (Jun), EZ Industrial Production (May), German ZEW (Jun), US CPI (Jun), NY Fed Manufacturing (Jul), Canadian CPI (Jun) WED: UK CPI (Jun), EZ Trade (May), US PPI (Jun), Industrial Production (Jun) THU: Japanese Trade Balance (Jun), Australian Unemployment (Jun), UK Unemployment & Wages (May), EZ Final HICP (Jun), …
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Highlights include ECB, PBoC LPR, Global PMIs and the Japanese Upper House Election SUN: Japanese Upper House Election Newsquawk Week Ahead: Highlights 21-25th July 2025 MON: PBoC LPR; Canadian PPI (Jun), US Leading Index (Jun), New Zealand Trade (Jun), UK CBI (Jul) TUE: UK PSNB (Jun), US Richmond Fed (Jul) WED: EZ Consumer Confidence Flash (Jul) THU: ECB & CBRT Policy Announcements; EZ, UK & US Flash PMIs (Jul), US Weekly Claims, National Activity Index (Jun), Canadian Retail Sales (May) FRI: UK Retail Sales (Jun), GfK (Jul), Japanese CPI (Jul), EZ M3 (Jun), German Ifo (Jul), US Durable Goods (Jun) JAPANESE UPPER HOUSE ELECTION (SUN): In short, the LDP-le…
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Highlights include Trade talks and deadlines, Fed, BoJ, BoC, US NFP, Mfg PMI, PCE, QRA, EZ CPI & GDP and Aussie CPI Newsquawk Week Ahead: Highlights 28th July-1st August 2025 MON: US Dallas Fed (Jul), German GfK (Aug) TUE: US Consumer Confidence (Jul), JOLTS (Jun) WED: FOMC & BoC Policy Announcements; ECB Wage Tracker, Australian CPI (Jun/Q2), German Retail Sales (Jun), Swiss KOF (Jul), EZ Flash Prelim. GDP (Q2), US ADP (Jul), GDP Advance (Q2), PCE Advance (Q2), Pending Home Sales (Jun) THU: BoJ & SARB Policy Announcements; Chinese NBS PMIs (Jul), Australian Retail Sales (Jun), Export/Import Prices (Q2), German Unemployment (Jul), French & German …
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Highlights include Trump trade deadlines, FOMC Minutes, OPEC+, RBA, RBNZ, UK GDP and Canada jobs Newsquawk Week Ahead: Highlights 7-11th July 2025 SAT: OPEC MEETING MON: German Industrial Output (May), Swedish CPIF Flash (Jun), EZ Sentix (Jul), Retail Sales (May), US Employment Trends (Jun) TUE: RBA & RBNZ Policy Announcements, EIA STEO; German Trade Balance (May), US NFIB (Jun) WED: “Liberation Day” Tariffs take effect (end of 90-day suspension), EU-US Tariff Negotiation Deadline (50% duty on all EU mimports), FOMC Minutes (Jun); Chinese CPI (Jun), PPI (Jun), US Wholesale Sales (May) THU: BoK Policy Announcement; Norwegian CPI (Jun), US Weekly Jobless Claim…
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Highlights include US NFP, ISMs, EZ CPI, Japanese Tankan,China PMIs and Swiss CPI Newsquawk Week Ahead: Highlights for 30th June-4th July 2025 MON: Japanese Industrial Output (May), Chinese Official PMIs (Jun), German Retail Sales (May), German/Italian Prelim CPI (Jun) TUE: Japanese Tankan (Q2), Chinese Caixin Manufacturing PMI Final (Jun) EZ, UK & US Final Manufacturing PMI (Jun), German Unemployment (Jun), EZ HICP Flash (Jun), US ISM Manufacturing PMI (Jun), WED: NBP Policy Announcement; US Challenger Layoffs (Jun), ADP (Jun), EZ Unemployment (May) THU: Chinese Caixin Services PMI (Jun), Swiss CPI (Jun), EZ, UK & US Final Composite/Services PMI (Jun), U…
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NexGen Energy (TSX, NYSE: NXE) (ASX: NXG) is now the 100% owner of its portfolio of exploration assets in the southwestern Athabasca Basin after consolidating a minority interest held by Rio Tinto on certain projects. On Thursday, the Vancouver-headquartered uranium miner announced it has acquired Rio’s 10% production carried interest over 39 mineral claims in the region, including those hosting the PCE discovery, by exercising its right of first refusal on these assets. Financial details of the transaction were not disclosed by the company. As set out in the parties’ initial arrangement, Rio is entitled to a 10% undivided interest in future production from th…
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Drilling by NexGen Energy (TSX, NYSE: NXE; ASX: NXG) has returned results as high as 0.5 metre grading 68.8% uranium oxide (U3O8) at its Patterson Corridor East (PCE) target in northwestern Saskatchewan. That result, in hole RK-25-232, was part of a 15-metre intercept at 15.9% U3O8 from 552.4 metres depth, including 3 metres grading 47.8% U3O8 and 1.5 metres at 29.4%, NexGen reported Tuesday. PCE is about 3.5 km east of NexGen’s main Arrow deposit in the Athabasca basin, about 750 km north of Saskatoon. “RK-25-232 is an exceptionally high-calibre intersection considering the program is very early in the evaluation of PCE,” NexGen CEO Leigh Curyer said in a release…
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NexMetals Mining (TSXV: NEXM) (NASDAQ: NEXM) has received a letter of interest from the Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM) for a potential loan of $150 million to support its redevelopment of two nickel-copper mines in Botswana. In a press release Thursday, NexMetals CEO Morgan Lekstrom said the letter represents “a willingness from the United States to fund critical metals projects in one of Africa’s safest and most stable jurisdictions. “It clearly denotes the US government’s specific interest in Botswana, recognizing both its rich mineral endowment and the scale of our high-grade projects.” The loan, if it proceeds, would have a maximum 15-year …
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NexMetals Mining (TSXV: NEXM), fresh off its name change from Premium Resources, reported drill results as high as 13.5 metres grading 1.13% copper and 1.25% nickel at its Selebi North deposit in eastern Botswana. Shares surged. That result, from 772.6 metres depth, included 4.95 metres at 1.76% copper and 1.85% nickel in hole SNUG-25-184 in the South Limb of mineralization, NexMetals reported Monday. Another highlight, hole SNUG-25-185, cut 5.95 metres grading 2.87% copper and 0.62% nickel in the N2 limb. SNUG-25-184 and SNUG-25-185 are the first two resource expansion holes to be drilled this year at the project, which is located about 410 km north of the nation…
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Key takeaways Nikkei 225 rallies 34% from April lows to June highs, driven partly by post-tariff optimism despite Japan being targeted by US trade measures.Nikkei 225 outperforms globally, gaining 28% since 7 April, trailing only South Korea’s KOSPI and ahead of the Hang Seng and S&P 500.Rising 30-year JGB yields (+45 bps) spark a -4.2% Nikkei 225 pullback due to fiscal concerns ahead of Japan’s 20 July election.Strong economic & earnings data: Citigroup Surprise Index and Earnings Revisions Index support bullish fundamentals for Japanese stocks.Bullish technical breakout from flag pattern signals potential for Nikkei 225 to challenge resistance at 40,620 and 42,5…
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As Bitcoin (BTC) continues to post new all-time highs (ATH), reaching as much as $118,869 on Binance, market indicators show little sign of overheating. The lack of retail-driven hype amid BTC’s record-breaking run suggests there may still be room for further growth in the flagship cryptocurrency. Bitcoin ATH Sees Absence Of Hype According to a recent CryptoQuant Quicktake post by contributor burakkemeci, Bitcoin’s current rally is notably characterized by the absence of retail investors. The contributor argues that this lack of retail participation implies BTC may still have significant upside potential. The analysis centers on the Spot Retail Activity Through Trading…
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Bitcoin prices dipped by 0.93% in the last day after the premier cryptocurrency suffered another price rejection in the $110,000 range. This latest price pullback forces Bitcoin to maintain a consolidatory movement that has dominated the majority of last month drawing speculations about a potential market top. Interestingly, prominent market analyst Ted Pillows has weighed in on this discourse stating that historical data shows that Bitcoin is yet to achieve a peak price for the current market cycle. Bitcoin’s Consolidation: A Preparation For Final Bull Leg In an X post on July 4, Ted Pillows shares a bullish market insight following another Bitcoin price dip. Notably,…
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Strategy (previously MicroStrategy), the Bitcoin proxy firm co-founded by Bitcoin bull Michael Saylor, has made headlines once again on Monday, but not for its usual Bitcoin acquisitions, but for its notable absence of purchases during the week of June 30 to July 6. This marks the first time since late March that the largest corporate holder of BTC has not added to its impressive treasury, which currently stands at 597,325 Bitcoin, valued at approximately $64.71 billion. Strategy Bitcoin Investment Hits A Pause The lack of activity in Bitcoin acquisitions is surprising, especially given Strategy’s aggressive purchases over the past few months. These purchases have brou…
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Bitcoin is facing resistance just below its $112,000 all-time high, struggling to break into price discovery as the market gains momentum. After reaching a high of $110,500 yesterday, BTC has retraced over 2%, but price action remains bullish. Traders are closely watching this consolidation, which may act as a springboard for a decisive move upward. According to top analyst Ted Pillows, multiple technical indicators support a bullish outlook. Notably, Bitcoin has just confirmed a bullish MACD crossover on the daily timeframe, which is often a precursor to upside continuation. Adding to the bullish case is Bitcoin’s highest monthly close in history, a key psychological m…
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Nova Scotia, having recently lifted its decades-long ban on uranium exploration, says it has not received any bids for the request for proposals (RFPs) covering three areas prospective of the nuclear fuel. The RFPs were announced last month by the government of Nova Scotia following its repeal of the province’s 44-year ban on uranium, which came into effect late March. These RFPs called for individuals and companies to apply for exploration licences in three areas identified by the Department of Natural Resources to have higher levels of uranium: East Dalhousie, Louisville and Millet Brook. The application deadline was Wednesday, June 11. “In the case of urani…
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Oh boy, here we go again with the “Big Beautiful Bill” circus. No tax on overtime and tips, promised by President Donald Trump during his 2024 campaign, might be dead. Trump’s tax-free tip is a Molotov cocktail wrapped in dollar bills. Supporters call it a long-overdue break for America’s service class but detractors—including members of his own party—say it should be removed from the bill. Let’s break this down for you before the political spergs comment on it: (X) Big Beautiful BILL: The Good, Bad, and Ugly The proposal to scrap income taxes on tipped wages began as a campaign one-liner at a Trump rally in Las Vegas last summer. Within days, it morphed into a legit…
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Markets appear to be turning the page on the Israel-Iran conflict, which had briefly supported North American currencies. The US Dollar found a bid as crowded short positions were unwound, driven by rebalancing flows and position closures. The Canadian Dollar also benefited, buoyed by a surge in Oil prices that temporarily reinforced the outlook for Canada’s energy-linked economy. However, both narratives have now faded. The Dollar Index has returned to the lower end of its monthly range, while the Loonie has weakened in tandem with Oil giving back its war premium. With geopolitical catalysts fading, market attention is shifting back to incoming economic data for the n…
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The week had started on a relatively calm note in for currency markets as markets had been bracing for the US CPI release that came out this morning. Last week finished on a broadly positive note as Non-Farm Payrolls beat which gave some relief to a US Dollar that was selling heavily throughout the past week, with the DXY marking lows at 98.35 before consolidating higher. However, this morning's miss on the Inflation data, particularly on the Fed's favorite Core month-over-month (0.1% vs 0.3%) sent the Dollar Index lower and it is currently retesting last week's lows. The Canadian Dollar on the other hand has been holding and is broadly unchanged on the week against ot…
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Markets have officially turned the page on the Israel-Iran conflict, which ended in a ceasefire last Monday. Since then, equity bulls have pushed major indices to fresh all-time highs, with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 both reaching new peaks over the past week. The Canadian TSX is also benefiting from the improved sentiment, touching a record high of 26,885 just today. The Dow Jones, which had lagged behind in recent rallies, is now catching up—trading close to 1% away from its own all-time highs. Adding to the optimism are recent trade deals from the Trump administration, including finalized agreements with Vietnam and the official enactment of the US-UK Trade Deal. US …
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Could this be the year that Northern Dynasty Minerals’ (TSX: NDM, NYSE: NAK) controversial Pebble polymetallic project in southwest Alaska finally makes strides? Northern Dynasty – together with the state of Alaska and six Native villages – is awaiting news on its legal bid to overturn a 2023 United States Environmental Protection Agency veto against Pebble. A decision in the matter is expected in 2025, and CEO Ron Thiessen is optimistic that the mine could open by the end of 2032 if the courts rule favourably. At stake is a multi-billion-dollar investment to develop what is considered the world’s largest untapped copper deposit. Besides significant amounts of gol…
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Northern Dynasty Minerals (TSX: NDM; NYSE-A: NAK) says it has filed a motion in Alaska’s federal district court seeking a summary judgment briefing schedule with respect to its pending litigation over the veto of its flagship mine project during the Biden Administration. For more than two decades, the Vancouver-based miner has been looking to develop its Pebble project, touted as one of the world’s largest copper-gold-molybdenum resources. However, the proposed mine has faced stern local opposition and undergone a protracted period of review due to its location within the Bristol Bay watershed, where some of the world’s largest sockeye salmon fisheries reside. In …
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Northern Dynasty Minerals (TSX: NDM; NYSE-A: NAK) says it’s in talks with the Environmental Protection Agency regarding a potential settlement of ongoing litigation concerning the company’s flagship Pebble project in Alaska. Its shares soared on the update. In March, the Canadian mine developer filed two separate actions in the federal courts to challenge the EPA’s role in blocking the proposed Pebble mine, which, once built, would be the largest copper, gold and molybdenum extraction site in North America. In January 2023, the EPA dealt a fatal blow to the project by prohibiting Northern Dynasty’s Alaskan subsidiary from storing mine waste in the Bristol Bay wate…
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Northern Dynasty Minerals (TSX: NDM) (NYSE-A: NAK) saw its biggest single-day share drop since 2020 on Thursday due to insider selling activity. The company’s Toronto-listed shares plunged as much as 55% to C$1.41 before recovering to around C$2.24 by 1 p.m. Earlier in the day, trading of the stock was briefly halted as it nosedived. The company’s market capitalization stood at C$1.17 billion. Its New York-listed shares followed a similar pattern, falling by more than 55% before paring losses. The company has yet to respond to Mining.com’s request for comment. The drop comes after various insiders, including VP engineering Stephen Hodgson and chairman Rob…
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