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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The EUR/USD currency pair did not show increased volatility on Tuesday, and market interest was limited. Overall, the movement in recent months has been sideways. In the last few days, we have dealt with another local sideways range visible on the hourly timeframe. Thus, the market has been forced to trade in two sideways channels over the last few days. Of course, after yesterday's release of American data, volatility increased slightly, but nothing significant has changed in the market. The pair needs upward movement—consistent growth that logically reflects all fundamental and macroeconomic events. Without this condition being met, we will continue to see "zigzags" and…
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Analysis of GBP/USD 5M The GBP/USD currency pair traded quite actively and positively on Tuesday. Yesterday, three reports were published in the U.S. that provoked a decline in the American currency. This time, the market reacted logically to the data, and the price broke through the Ichimoku indicator lines. Thus, it can be assumed that a new upward trend is forming. But how long will it last? From a technical standpoint, the descending trend line has been broken, and the Ichimoku indicator lines have been exceeded. However, the price has simply transitioned from one sideways channel to another. Recall that the price traded for about two weeks between the levels of 1…
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Analysis of EUR/USD 5M The EUR/USD currency pair started an upward move on Tuesday, and the market's reaction to the macroeconomic backdrop has finally become logical. To break it down, the price broke through and overcame another descending trend line, indicating further potential for price growth. Throughout the day, the euro indeed rose, significantly aided by the American reports. Retail sales data came in worse than forecasts, the ADP employment report was below expectations, and the producer price index did not upset the apple cart. Thus, we finally witnessed a decline in the dollar, but it ended swiftly near the Senkou Span B line. Therefore, it cannot yet be c…
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In the dynamic and often volatile landscape of digital assets, Bitcoin’s position as the premier store of value in the digital asset space remains firmly intact, even as the broader crypto ecosystem evolves. Its unmatched network strength, fixed supply, and resilient global infrastructure continue to make it the benchmark against all digital assets. Unmatched Network Security Keeps Bitcoin In The Lead Bitcoin remains the largest and most secure store of value in the crypto ecosystem, with a market capitalization surpassing $1.7 trillion and increasingly unmatched institutional adoption. However, analyst Ted has noted on X that the BTC base layer was never built for decen…
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More than 300 Americans who were caught in Hamas’s October 7, 2023, attack on Israel are suing Binance. They say the exchange helped move more than $1Bn for militant groups. The plaintiffs include victims and families of those killed, injured, or taken hostage. They filed the civil case in a US federal court in North Dakota under the Anti-Terrorism Act and its JASTA provision. The complaint, released on 24 November, names Binance, former CEO Changpeng Zhao, and senior executive Guangying Chen. It claims the company knowingly handled transactions for Hamas and other US-designated terrorist groups before and after the October 7 assault. DISCOVER: 16+ New and Upcoming…
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According to Versan Aljarrah, founder of Black Swan Capitalist, fear has crept back into the XRP market as the token trades under pressure. Prices slipped below the $2 mark and recently hit about $1.83 before a small rebound. Volatility has been sharp, and many traders are being pushed into quick exits. Volatility Tests Investors Based on reports, XRP’s slide accelerated after a broad market crash in early October tied to tariff tensions between the US and China. That turmoil forced billions of dollars of liquidations across exchanges. Different platforms briefly showed very different lows — Kraken recorded $1.40 while Binance charts on TradingView showed a flash low a…
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Klarna just made a move toward crypto that nobody really saw coming. The Swedish buy-now, pay-later giant announced on Tuesday that it is launching its own stablecoin, called KlarnaUSD, marking a significant shift from its traditional lending business and positioning it squarely in the crypto payments arena. The token runs on a blockchain developed by Stripe, and Klarna is pitching it as a way to change how money moves across borders completely. The company says this setup can seriously cut costs for both shoppers and merchants who deal with international payments all the time. The timing also says a lot. Klarna’s shares have dropped more than 30 percent since the c…
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Lynas Rare Earths (ASX: LYC; US-OTC: LYSDY) says repeated grid interruptions this month at its new Kalgoorlie cracking-and-leaching plant will leave a shortfall in mixed rare earth carbonate feed this quarter, constraining finished product from its Malaysian refinery. The company linked the outages to Western Power’s Eastern Goldfields load permissive scheme and said November’s frequency and duration of cuts caused “significant lost production.” “Lynas estimates there may be a shortfall equivalent to one month’s production during this quarter,” the company said Tuesday in a release. Compounding matters, Malaysian kilns are shut for scheduled major maintenance, pre…
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Dogecoin (DOGE) is back in the spotlight after a week of explosive developments that have shifted market sentiment firmly into bullish territory. The launch of Grayscale’s Dogecoin ETF, along with rising on-chain activity and renewed retail enthusiasm, has combined to push DOGE into a breakout zone that analysts say could define its next major trend. As the broader crypto market remains volatile, Dogecoin is proving once again that its unique blend of cultural appeal and market structure can create outsized momentum. Grayscale’s GDOG ETF Ignites Fresh Institutional Demand The biggest catalyst of the week is the debut of Grayscale’s GDOG, the first U.S. spot Dogecoi…
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Port in Tacoma, Washington. Stock image. Saskatchewan-based Nutrien is in hot water over its decision to build a $1 billion potash export terminal in Washington state instead of British Columbia. The Prairie company’s choice sparked controversy and raised questions about Canada’s competitiveness in attracting major investments. British Columbia Premier David Eby expressed his frustration, stating the decision was disappointing and would potentially leave Saskatchewan’s potash exports vulnerable to US trade policies. He argued that a Canadian port location would have benefited the entire country. The BC premier criticized Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe for not c…
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Bitcoin is struggling to reclaim the $90,000 level as selling pressure continues to dominate across the crypto market. The sharp decline from the all-time high has fueled growing speculation that the current cycle may have already peaked, with many analysts now calling for the beginning of a bear market. Sentiment has shifted rapidly, and fear is spreading as traders question whether the bullish structure has been permanently broken. However, not everyone agrees with the bearish outlook. A segment of market participants still expects a rebound, arguing that the correction is part of a broader continuation pattern rather than the end of the cycle. These optimistic observ…
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On Tuesday, WTI oil prices declined, retracing modest gains from the previous session, as traders reacted to reports of progress in U.S.-orchestrated peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine. Recent headlines indicated that Kyiv had reached a preliminary agreement on a U.S.-coordinated peace plan. According to ABC News, a U.S. official confirmed that the Ukrainian delegation reached an understanding with Washington regarding the terms of a possible peace agreement during talks held in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday. Although the agreement is not yet finalized and political uncertainty remains, market participants see this as an early sign of potential easing of sanctions, whic…
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Are the signals themselves "dovish"? I believe this question should be addressed first. Recently, four members of the FOMC have expressed support for a new round of monetary easing in December. Three of them are well-known: Christopher Waller, Michelle Bowman, and Stephen Miran. It's worth noting that Trump is considering Waller's candidacy for the position of Fed Chair; Trump appointed Bowman and is also vying for the Fed Chair position; and Trump also appointed Miran to replace the resigned Adriana Kugler. As they say, it's clear where the connections lie. However, last week, another FOMC member, John Williams, the head of the New York Fed, unexpectedly supported a rate…
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November 2025 was a reminder to Bitcoin that, even amid institutionalization and ETF inflows, the market remains highly volatile. After a sharp drop to seven-month lows, the largest cryptocurrency began a cautious recovery and, as of November 25, is trading around $88,000. Formally, this is a rebound; in reality, it's a phase of risk re-evaluation, where each new level is tested by liquidity, sentiment, and macroeconomic factors. From the outside, the picture does not seem so dramatic: +0.2% for the day, a consolidation just below the psychological level of $90,000, and a gradual pull-up of altcoins, with Ethereum gaining about 4%. However, within the market, capital redi…
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Gold is back in the spotlight of financial markets, and the reasons are much deeper than just another reaction to news. At the end of November 2025, the metal rose to its highest level in more than a week—and although there was a slight correction afterwards, the overall dynamics suggest the market is entering a phase where even moderate signals from the Federal Reserve can shift sentiment by dozens of dollars per session. An interesting situation is unfolding: amid discussions of potential U.S. rate cuts, gold is rising despite a strong dollar. A major new player—Tether—has emerged on the market, quietly but steadily becoming the largest holder of gold outside of central…
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Everything is relative. The German economy did not grow in the third quarter. Is this bad news? It depends on what you're comparing it to. Compared to the impressive growth of U.S. GDP, then yes. Compared to 2023-2024, when Germany was in a recession, then no. Exports and weak consumer demand are pulling Berlin down, yet hopes remain. They allow EUR/USD to go on the offensive. The ruling coalition led by Friedrich Merz expects Germany's GDP to accelerate from 0.2% in 2025 to 1.3% in 2026 and 1.4% in 2027. Authorities are counting on large fiscal stimuli, but as the Bundesbank rightly noted, this is not enough. Reforms are needed to create favorable conditions for business…
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Solana (SOL) is staging an impressive comeback as renewed institutional demand supports the network’s key support levels. The latest surge in investor interest, led by a record-breaking inflow into Bitwise’s Solana ETF, has helped the asset stabilize after weeks of market turbulence, offering fresh optimism for a potential trend reversal. Record Solana ETF Inflows Signal Renewed Institutional Confidence Bitwise Asset Management recorded a historic $39.5 million single-day inflow into its Solana ETF, the largest since the product launched. The milestone reflects a clear shift in institutional portfolios toward high-utility blockchain assets, with Solana increasingly …
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Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for November 25 Fed pricing has gone completely bipolar in the past few weeks, progressively decreasing from near 25 bps certainty to a mere 20%, only to whip back to 82% in a matter of days. zoom_out_map Evolution of the Fed's Rate Cut odds, November 25, 2025 – Source: Kalshi Some data showed up and shifted the narrative this morning, but overall, the fundamental pi…
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Strongest Major currency of the past month, the Dollar had swept through most of its peers powered by a hawkish repricing, assumed by the Market after Powell's speech at the October 29th FOMC (You can access it right here). The Federal Reserve Chair made many more mentions of their dual mandate to monitor both Employment and Inflation compared to the September meeting which had seen a tilt towards employment (meaning tariffs were posing an issue yet again). The rough numbers and downward revisions to NFP in August and many other labor releases had warranted such a dovish turn from the Fed during the early Summer, but also caught people by surprise when data did not cont…
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Bitcoin dominance is currently sitting around the mid-50% range, and although it has not shown any dramatic breakdown yet, some traders are beginning to watch for signs of rotation. Data from platforms that track market share show Bitcoin dominance slowly pushing to the mid-fifties, but projections suggesting a future decline are forming the basis of new discussions in the XRP community. One such projection comes from an XRP enthusiast known as DROP, who shared a chart illustrating a steep fall in Bitcoin dominance that he believes will unlock XRP’s next major rally to double digits. Bitcoin Dominance Projection Shows A Breakdown Zone The chart shared by DROP outlines a…
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I recently wrote a column on Ukraine’s potential in the titanium value chain with an analysis on the current geopolitical situation and geographic concentration. My key message was to consider Ukraine’s strong legacy and expertise in the industry, Ukraine’s active role in the global supply chain in chloride process feedstock, Ukraine’s recent presence in titanium sponge manufacturing (Ukraine stopped producing titanium sponge in 2021) and overall high quality of the local resource base, when planning diversification options for Western titanium supply. Today, in light of Ukraine’s push to rekindle its mining and processing industry and considering Ukraine’s ambitiou…
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XRP is under heavy selling pressure as the broader crypto market struggles with uncertainty, risk aversion, and fading bullish momentum. Fear continues to spread across investors, and liquidity conditions are tightening, putting additional weight on assets that previously demonstrated strength. One of the clearest signs of stress now comes from Binance data — the largest trading platform by volume — showing that XRP Open Interest has dropped to its lowest level since November 2024. This decline highlights a significant shift in trader positioning, signaling that speculative appetite is drying up and leverage is being unwound across the market. According to the latest d…
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Endeavour Silver (NYSE: EXK; TSX: EDR) has agreed to sell its Bolañitos mine to Guanajuato Silver Company (TSXV: GSVR) in a deal worth up to $50 million, as it looks to focus more on its other assets in Mexico. The base consideration will consist of $30 million in cash and $10 million in Guanajuato shares, each with a deemed price of about $0.27, representing the stock’s volume-weighted average price for the 10 days prior to the agreement. There is also $10 million in contingent payments tied to production from Bolañitos, with $5 million paid on the first 2 million oz. of silver-equivalent (AgEq) produced and another $5 million on the next 2 million oz. Each conti…
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Based on reports, victims of the October 7 attacks in Israel have filed a federal lawsuit against Binance and its founder, Changpeng “CZ” Zhao, claiming the exchange allowed large crypto flows to militant groups. The complaint lists 306 American plaintiffs who say they were killed, injured, or taken hostage and are demanding damages. Dormant Accounts Draw Scrutiny According to the filing, the plaintiffs allege Binance helped move more than $1 billion for Hamas and other US-designated groups over several years. They claim that more than $50 million passed through the platform after the October 7, 2023 assault. These figures sit at the center of the case and could shape…
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In recent weeks, I have been writing regularly in my reviews that market participants are currently ignoring many important factors. As a rule, these factors do not concern the U.S. dollar's strength — but rather its weakness. In other words, in situations where a decline in the U.S. currency would be natural and raise no questions, the decline simply does not occur. As a result, the market first ignored the resumption of the Fed's monetary easing cycle, then the government "shutdown," then the second consecutive Fed rate cut, and then Donald Trump's new tariffs. At the same time, it ignored the weakness of the labor market. And I've listed only the "hottest" factors of r…
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