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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In line with the broader crypto market, Aptos (APT) experienced a remarkable price upswing in the past week culminating in a market gain of 12.53%. However, the prominent altcoin remains in a corrective phase with a price loss of 8.75% on its monthly chart. Aptos has famously underperformed in the crypto bullish resurgence that kicked off in April reaching a local peak of $6.14 while the present market cycle top lies around $17.90. However, popular market analyst with X username PlanD has tipped the altcoin to maintain its most recent uptrend as indicated by a bullish chart pattern. Aptos Ready For Major Bullish Price Reversal – Analyst In a recent X post on June 27,…
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Bitcoin started the month of July with a convincing rally to the upside, suggesting a sustained bullish sentiment amongst investors from its performance by the end of June. The upward rally, however, cooled off following the release of positive employment data by the United States. Traders might have expected this data to be typically bullish, but that has hardly been the reality for the Bitcoin price. Nevertheless, a certain investor cohort, as shown by on-chain revelation, has decided to return to the market and bet on the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization. Retail Investors In, Long-Term Holders Out? In a Quicktake post on the CryptoQuant platfo…
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NFT collections, including CryptoPunks, Bored Apes, Moonbirds, and Pudgy Penguins, are experiencing a sudden surge in demand, with the floor prices of some collections increasing by double digits overnight. This spike in interest aligns with the rising prices of Ethereum and Solana, the blockchain networks behind most major NFT collections. Ethereum reached a peak of $3,800 on Monday, its highest point in 2025, while SOL climbed to $190, its strongest level in five months. (SOURCE) The total NFT market cap is now sitting at over $6.7 billion, nearly doubling from $3.2 billion less than a month ago. With the growing demand for NFTs, this provides another signal that i…
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With the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, many keen investors have turned to investing in crude oil, hoping for a surge due to the Strait of Hormuz being on the brink of closure. However, 30 minutes into trading, oil prices were only up by 3%. Over 20% of the world’s oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz, and if it is indeed closed at any point, oil prices would likely spike. Many investors are eyeing $100 per barrel, a level that hasn’t been seen since July 2022. Oil Prices Slow To React To The Ongoing Conflict In The Middle East While many were expecting oil prices to spike on opening at 6 pm ET, just 30 minutes into trading, oil was up by barely 3%, followin…
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Are Tariffs a de facto tax hike that raises prices for consumers? Are Tariffs 1 Bad Hidden Tax Hike on Consumers? Since President Trump brought tariffs back into the spotlight, a heated debate has emerged: Are these import taxes truly about protecting American jobs, correcting trade imbalances, or are they simply a way to raise government revenue? While the political messaging varies, the economic impact remains clear. tariffs function as a hidden tax hike on consumers. What Are Tariffs and How Do Tariffs Work? A tariff is a government-imposed tax on imported goods, typically calculated as a percentage of the item’s value. While the tax is officially paid by the impo…
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Bitcoin’s recent price action reflects a consolidation phase rather than a decisive move in either direction. After briefly touching an all-time high of over $123,000 earlier this month, BTC has seen a gradual pullback, currently trading around $118,000 at the time of writing. This represents a 1.1% drop in the last 24 hours and a 3.9% decline from its peak, as traders evaluate whether the current market structure suggests a continuation or a correction. According to new insights from CryptoQuant contributors, indicators present a split narrative. Some metrics suggest rising optimism among traders, while others indicate a more cautious and holding-focused environment. …
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Arizona Metals (TSX: AMC; OTCQX: AZMCF) shares plunged to their lowest level in more than four years after a long-awaited initial resource estimate for the company’s Kay polymetallic project revealed a smaller-than-expected scale. The resource outlines 9.28 million indicated tonnes grading 1.39 grams per tonne gold, 27.6 grams silver, 0.97% copper, 0.33% lead and 2.39% zinc, Arizona Metals said in a statement Monday. Contained metal totals 415,000 oz. gold, 8.25 million oz. silver, 197.9 million lb. copper, 67.3 million lb. lead and 490.1 million lb. of zinc. Kay is located in central Arizona. “Relative to our expectations, grades were slightly better than anticip…
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Thousands of tokens launch every day. Most crash quickly, becoming worthless in time (or all but worthless). So why do people keep investing? Because every now and then, a Lagrange ($LA) comes along. The utility token for the Lagrange Foundation, which aims to support a verifiable AI ecosystem, $LA climbed 560%+ in a few hours after securing listings across major exchanges. The move pushed the token’s market cap over $287M. What went right for $LA, and what does it say about other upcoming projects? Stars Aligned for $LA Launch Lagrange had a few things going for it: Foundational ecosystem: $LA fuels the base layer for an ambitious but detailed technical project …
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Asante Gold (CSE: ASE) has secured $470 million to refinance debt, fund expansion at its Bibiani and Chirano gold mines in Ghana, and prepare for a mid-August TSX Venture Exchange debut. The financing package includes $150 million in senior debt underwritten by South Africa’s Rand Merchant Bank, as well as up to $125 million in subordinated debt anchored by $75 million from London-based private equity firm Appian Capital. Asante has also arranged a $50 million gold-stream facility tied to production from its Bibiani and Chirano mines. In addition, the company has secured $110 million in bridge financing from lenders in the UAE and Ghana to help fund pit expansion …
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Ascot Resources (TSX: AOT) has made the decision to place its flagship Premier gold project in northwestern British Columbia on care and maintenance after talks broke down with its mining contractor. Shares of the company plunged. In a press release Wednesday, the Vancouver-based gold developer said it had been locked in negotiations with Procon Mining after the latter proposed to raise price for services provided at Premier, but the talks did not result in a satisfactory outcome for both parties. In addition, it said negotiations with alternative mining contractors have also dragged on, resulting in delays in mobilizing a mining fleet to the Big Missouri deposit,…
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Overview: There has been little follow-through dollar buying today after its recovery in North America yesterday. The greenback is softer against most of the G10 currencies. The Antipodeans are lagging alongside the Norwegian krone, perhaps weighed down by the sharp drop in oil prices following President Trump's indication and a deal with Iran may be near. Switzerland reported stronger-than-expected Q1 GDP, and the franc is the strongest of the G10 currencies followed by the Japanese yen. Most emerging market currencies are firmer. The handful of exceptions in China, India, Thailand, and Russia. Equities are struggling today. Most of the large bourses in the Asia Pacific…
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Overview: Moody’s took away the US AAA rating before the weekend. It was the last of the big three rating agencies to do so. We do not think there is fresh information content in its belated decision, but participants in Asia and Europe have reacted by selling the US dollar and US assets. The 30-year bond yield is above 5% and the 10-year yield is near 4.50%. The S&P 500, which rose by over 5.25% last week, its second-best week of the year, is set to snap a five-day advance. It is poised to gap lower. The greenback is broadly lower. Nearly all the G10 currencies are at least 0.5% higher against the dollar but the New Zealand and Canadian dollars are trailing. Nearly a…
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Global financial markets experienced sharp swings on Thursday, 19 June, as US President Trump softened his earlier hawkish stance on Iran, shifting from the threat of an imminent strike to a “two-week grace period” to allow space for diplomacy. Despite this shift, hostilities between Israel and Iran persisted for a seventh consecutive day. Israeli airstrikes reportedly targeted additional Iranian nuclear facilities, with Israeli officials warning that continued military action could lead to regime change in Tehran. Meanwhile, an Iranian missile struck an Israeli hospital for the first time since the conflict began, highlighting growing risks to civilian lives and reinforc…
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US equities delivered another strong session, with the S&P 500 rising 0.5% to close at a fresh record of 6,227. Small‑caps led the charge, as the Russell 2000 jumped 1.31%, clearing its 200-day moving average for a second straight day, evidence that the post “Liberation Day” rebound has broadened beyond mega‑cap tech. close Fig 2: AUD/USD minor trend as of 3 July 2025 (Source: TradingView) …
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Despite US President Trump issuing 14 new tariff letters on Monday, 7 July, Asian stock markets defied expectations. Unlike the sharp sell-off following the 1 April “Liberation Day” tariff announcement, regional indices rallied, many reaching three- to five-day highs in today’s Asian mid-session. close Fig 2: Hong Kong 33 CFD Index minor trend as of 8 July 2025 (Source: TradingView) …
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US equity markets continued their bullish climb on Friday, 27 June, defying renewed stagflation risks. Core PCE inflation for May rose to 2.7% y/y (above April’s 2.6% and consensus), while personal spending contracted -0.1% m/m—the first decline since January, highlighting the impact of tariffs and economic uncertainty on consumer demand. The S&P 500 (+0.5%) and Nasdaq 100 (+0.4%) both closed at fresh all-time highs, brushing off hawkish trade rhetoric from President Trump. He signalled plans to suspend negotiations with Canada ahead of the 9 July expiry of the 90-day tariff pause, citing retaliation for Canada’s digital services tax and threatening new levies this we…
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Global markets experienced another volatile session on Monday, 23 June, swinging sharply from early risk-off sentiment to a late-session risk-on rally as fresh developments unfolded around the Israel-Iran conflict. close Fig 2: AUD/USD minor & medium-term trends as of 24 June 2025 (Source: TradingView) …
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The US Federal Reserve kept its benchmark Fed funds rate unchanged at 4.25%–4.50% for the fourth consecutive meeting, as widely expected. During the press conference, Fed Chair Jerome Powell warned that recently announced tariffs could exert upward pressure on prices. close Fig 2: EUR/USD minor to medium-term trends as of 19 June 2025 (Source: TradingView) …
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Risk-off sentiment returned to US equities overnight, with all major indices closing lower: the S&P 500 declined 0.8%, the Nasdaq 100 fell 1%, the Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 0.7%, and the Russell 2000 dropped 1%. close Fig 2: Silver (XAG/USD) minor to medium-term trends as of 18 June 2025 (Source: TradingView) …
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Risk-off sentiment returned in today’s Asian session following a renewed spike in geopolitical risk premiums. This was driven by US President Trump’s reversal over the weekend, abandoning his earlier “two-week grace period” and authorizing airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear enrichment facilities. close Fig 2: US Nasdaq 100 CFD Index minor trend as of 23 June 2025 (Source: TradingView) …
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Global markets have experienced heightened two-way volatility amid the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, with no clear signs of de-escalation. During yesterday’s early US session, reports emerged suggesting Iran’s willingness to resume nuclear negotiations with the US, raising hopes that tensions might ease. This boosted market sentiment, pushing all major US stock indices into positive territory: the S&P 500 gained 0.9%, the Nasdaq 100 rose 1.4%, the Dow Jones Industrial Average added 0.7%, and the Russell 2000 advanced 1.1%, nearly erasing Friday’s losses. In contrast, WTI crude oil fell by 2%, while Gold (XAU/USD) declined by 1.4%. …
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A sector rotation took centre stage in the US stock market on Tuesday, 1 July, as investors pulled out of mega-cap technology stocks. The Nasdaq 100 slid -0.90%, underperforming significantly, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.9% for its fourth consecutive gain, closing at 44,495—just 1% shy of its all-time intraday high of 45,074 from December 2024. close Fig 2: Japan 225 CFD Index minor trend as of 2 July 2025 (Source: TradingView) …
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Tensions between Israel and Iran entered a fourth consecutive day on Monday, with no signs of de-escalation. The conflict has intensified fears of a broader regional crisis in the oil-rich Middle East, particularly concerns over potential disruptions to oil supply through the Strait of Hormuz. close Fig 2: Hong Kong 33 CFD Index minor trend as of 16 June 2025 (Source: TradingView) …
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Geopolitical risk premium continued to unwind across global financial markets on Tuesday, as risk-on sentiment gained traction following signs that Israel and Iran are now respecting a ceasefire deal brokered late Monday by US President Trump, despite earlier breaches from both sides. The de-escalation of the 12-day Israel-Iran conflict also drove a sharp bearish reversal in oil prices. WTI crude extended its losses from Monday, 14 June, registering a two-day decline of -15.3% to trade at US$66.05/barrel—effectively erasing the geopolitical premium and returning to pre-conflict levels. close …
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US equity markets roared back to life on Thursday, 26 June, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 leading the charge, climbing 0.9% to notch another fresh all-time intraday and closing high. The S&P 500 rose 0.8% to close at 6,140—just shy of its all-time intraday high of 6,147 set in February. Meanwhile, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.9%, and the small-cap Russell 2000 outperformed with a 1.7% surge. Despite ongoing concerns around slowing US economic growth and the approaching 9 July expiration of the White House’s 90-day pause on global reciprocal tariffs (excluding China), investor sentiment remained firmly risk-on. Markets appear to be positioning for potenti…
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