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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Ethereum is trading with renewed strength after breaking above the $3,300 level and briefly pushing toward $3,400, signaling a potential shift in short-term momentum. However, despite this recovery, bullish conviction remains fragile. Many analysts continue to warn that the broader trend still leans bearish, emphasizing that Ethereum has yet to reclaim the structural levels needed to confirm a macro reversal. Yet one signal has captured significant attention: according to fresh data from Lookonchain, a major whale known as BitcoinOG has doubled down on his Ethereum long position. This trader is widely recognized for being the whale who successfully shorted Bitcoin durin…
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Vancouver-based Myriad Uranium (CSE: M, : OTC: MYRUF) announced Wednesday that it has earned a 75% interest in the Copper Mountain uranium project in Wyoming by spending over $5.5 million on eligible expenditures under the property option agreement with Rush Rare Metals Corp. Myriad’s 75% interest and Rush’s 25% interest in the project are subject to certain underlying NSR royalties, the company said. In October, Myriad obtained a new permit to expand drilling at the project where a past owner spent $25 million ($100 million today) in the late 1970s before the Three Mile Island nuclear accident crashed prices for the heavy metal. Union Pacific (NYSE: UNP) ra…
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XRP remains under the weight of its long-standing downtrend, but recent price action suggests the bears may be losing their grip. Upward moves are becoming sharper and more impulsive, while downward momentum slows, hinting that buyers are quietly stepping in. With a decisive breakout above key resistance, the bulls could be gearing up for a significant counterstrike. Overarching Bearish Structure: The Red Trend Line Cap According to the latest XRP chart update by MakroVision Research, the broader market structure remains firmly within a downward trajectory, clearly outlined by the steeply declining red trend lines. These trend lines continue to cap every attempt at recov…
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Perpetua Resources (Nasdaq: PPTA) (TSX: PPTA) announced that it has entered an agreement with the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) via Battelle Energy Alliance for the INL to host, commission, and operate a flexible, modular pilot processing plant expected to be capable of recovering critical and defense-related minerals, including antimony from the company’s ores. The initiative, the company said, is intended to demonstrate the feasibility of producing high-quality, military specification antimony trisulfide using material from Perpetua’s Stibnite project in Idaho. In October, the company began early works construction at its $1.3 billion Stibnite gold-antimon…
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The name of the new Federal Reserve Chair, who will take office in May 2026, is effectively already known. At least, economists do not doubt that it will be current Trump economic advisor Kevin Hassett. So far, Donald Trump has appointed only one governor to the FOMC—Stephen Miran. Mr. Miran has immediately begun to fully utilize the leverage given to him. At each meeting, he proudly votes for a 50-basis-point easing of the Fed's monetary policy all by himself. Therefore, many expect Hassett to also start making "ultra-dovish" statements, signaling what to expect from the Fed in 2026. However, Hassett holds a different position. He verbally supports Jerome Powell and the …
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This question is on many minds right now, but attempting to answer it is akin to reading tea leaves. The rate will be lowered, which should reduce demand for the US dollar. However, the market has known for several weeks that a rate cut is forthcoming, as reflected by the CME FedWatch tool. Therefore, the Federal Reserve's decision might already be priced in. The contradictions and uncertainties do not end there. The Fed has already lowered interest rates twice this autumn without hindering the dollar's stability during that time. Neither the government shutdown nor the new escalation of the trade war created problems for the American currency. If the dollar, for the most…
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The market has been focused entirely on the FOMC meeting for a whole week. There are several reasons for this. First, there's not much else to discuss. Occasionally, bland reports from Europe or the US come out, only leading to another yawn among market participants. Second, the December FOMC meeting could be significant. Although the decision is effectively already made, the market might face numerous surprises today. Judging by the movements in the currency market over the past weeks, traders are well aware of this. If the December meeting seems clear — rates will be cut by 25 basis points — no one understands what will happen next year. Undoubtedly, the simplest scenar…
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Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy, told attendees at Binance Blockchain Week that the wall of skepticism inside big banks is breaking down faster than he once expected. He said he had thought it might take four to eight years for major financial firms to move fully into Bitcoin. Now, he says, that timeline is compressing and the shift is visible right away. Banking Giants Reverse Course According to Saylor, the past 12 months have seen heavy hitters — including Citibank, BNY, Bank of America, PNC, JPMorgan, Wells Fargo and Vanguard — shift from hostility to a more welcoming stance on crypto. Reports have disclosed that Vanguard has enabled clients to trad…
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Fed Cuts Rates as Dissent Grows Inside the Central Bank For the third time in 2025, the Federal Reserve slashed interest rates by a quarter point, bringing the benchmark rate down to 3.50-3.75%, a 3-year low. The dissents on the Fed board continues to grow as two members voted to keep rates steady and a third voted to cut rates by a half of a percentage point in a 9-3 vote on Wednesday. Market Reacts Gold traded above $4,200 an ounce after the Fed’s decision and silver trades near its new all-time high at $61.31. Stocks gained modestly and Treasury yields declined on the news. Big picture? The Fed remains between a rock and hard place. Board members made today’s decisi…
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Fed Cuts Rates as Dissent Grows Inside the Central Bank For the third time in 2025, the Federal Reserve slashed interest rates by a quarter point, bringing the benchmark rate down to 3.50-3.75%, a 3-year low. The dissents on the Fed board continues to grow as two members voted to keep rates steady and a third voted to cut rates by a half of a percentage point in a 9-3 vote on Wednesday. Market Reacts Gold traded above $4,200 an ounce after the Fed’s decision and silver trades near its new all-time high at $61.31. Stocks gained modestly and Treasury yields declined on the news. Big picture? The Fed remains between a rock and hard place. Board members made today’s decisi…
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Investor focus on Wednesday was on the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision and the subsequent press conference. A 0.25% interest rate cut is already priced in. However, market participants remain on alert, awaiting new hints regarding the Federal Reserve's future actions. Meanwhile, oil market participants are assessing the data from the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) report, released on Wednesday. The EIA reported a reduction in US oil inventories of -1.812 million barrels in November, exceeding forecasts of -1.200 million barrels (after an increase of +0.574 million in October). However, this data did not have a positive impact on oil prices. Oil prices…
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History repeats itself. Literally, the last four days have been reminiscent of twin brothers. EUR/USD rose during the European session on positive signals from Europe, then fell during the U.S. session amid expectations of a "hawkish" Federal Reserve rate cut. The main currency pair increasingly resembles a compressed spring, ready to shoot off at any moment. Will Jerome Powell give the signal? According to Christine Lagarde, the European economy has proven to be much more resilient to Donald Trump's tariffs than previously assumed. The euro rose, even though skeptics argued that the import duties would weaken it. As a result, the European Central Bank will likely raise G…
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Ethereum has pushed above the $3,350 level, injecting fresh momentum into the market after weeks of uncertainty. Yet despite this breakout, overall sentiment remains clouded by fear, with many analysts still warning that the broader structure points toward a developing bear market. Traders now find themselves at a pivotal juncture: is this the beginning of a sustained recovery, or merely a temporary rally before further downside? According to a new CryptoQuant report, one of the most revealing indicators right now is Ethereum’s funding rate behavior across major exchanges. Unlike the explosive funding spikes seen during the two major rallies earlier this year, the curre…
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Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for December 10 The Fed delivered a "neutral" 25 bps cut to 3.50%-3.75%, sending markets higher. Bonds, stocks, and metals all rallied, while the US Dollar took a significant hit. Small-cap stocks and industrials outperformed, with the Russell 2000 (+1.50%) and the Dow Jones (+1.10%) leading the way—a natural flow, as rate cuts tend to support these sectors the most. Bitcoin, on the other hand, failed to hold its highs unlike other asset classes. Still, Ethereum and some altcoins maintained some strength, the broader crypto market still seems confused. Tomorrow's close will be essential for all asset classes; Despite…
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Copper prices rebounded to a near record on Wednesday amid fresh warnings of a sizable supply shortage that is likely to fall short of demand. Three-month futures on the London Metal Exchange settled at $11,556.50 a ton, for an intraday gain of 0.6%. Earlier this week, the metal — a raw material vital to renewable energy, electric vehicles and data centers — hit a record of $11,771 a ton after promising economic outlook from China, its top consumer. Click on chart for live prices. The renewed rally comes on the back of further bullish calls on copper’s long-term prospects, which in recent months have been lifted by a series of mine disruptions and growing ex…
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Solana’s (SOL) market structure is entering a tense phase, shaped by thinning liquidity, elevated leverage, and conflicting signals across institutional flows and derivatives markets. Related Reading: The Current Bitcoin Price Pump Will End In A Crash – Here’s When To Start Selling While price movements remain within familiar ranges, the underlying conditions paint a more complex picture, one that traders are watching closely for signs of either exhaustion or a sharp reversal. Recent sessions have seen Solana drift between $128 and $145, with brief rebounds lifting it toward the upper end of this range. However, liquidity indicators suggest a deeper reset is taking sha…
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In a move that could signal a bullish shift for Bitcoin (BTC) and the broader cryptocurrency market, the Federal Reserve (Fed) announced a 25 basis points (bps) interest rate cut, bringing the new rate range to 3.5% to 3.75%. Bitcoin Poised To Surge Toward $100,000? Kevin Hassett, the White House economic adviser and a leading candidate to become the next Fed chair, commented to the Wall Street Journal CEO Council that there is “plenty of room” for additional interest rate cuts. He stated, “If the data suggests that we could do it, then — like right now, I think there’s plenty of room to do it.” Hassett, who is President Donald Trump’s preferred choice for the Fed cha…
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Crypto analyst Bull Theory has explained why the Bitcoin price has been crashing recently. The analyst pointed out that Wall Street traders were responsible for the price declines, indicating that these trading desks were manipulating the market for their own benefit. Analyst Explains Why The Bitcoin Price Is Crashing In an X post, Bull Theory blamed Jane Street for the Bitcoin price’s constant crash at 10 a.m. ET when the U.S. market opens. The analyst pointed out that BTC erased 16 hours of gains in just 20 minutes after the U.S. market opened. This has notably been happening since early November, when the flagship crypto fell below $100,000. Meanwhile, a similar pri…
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The Fed just cut rates by 25 bps – Neutral tone (neither dovish or hawkish) It was largely expected and the Fed doesn't like to surprise Markets, so they tend to follow pricing closely (or send out a message through Nick TImiraos just before in case they had a last-minute change of mind). You can get access to the detailed report right here: Breaking News: US Federal Reserve cuts rates by 25 bps, bringing target range to 3.50 - 3.75% There has been extra mentions of a US labor market getting weaker, but the Fed still made balanced remarks on their dual mandate, implying that they are still concerned with inflation. The dot plot suggests between 50 to 75 bps of cutting…
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Despite a noticeable cooldown in trading volumes, Bitcoin’s underlying market structure has continued to strengthen. The price action has stabilized within a narrow range as long-term holders maintain firm conviction. As more BTC flows into cold storage and supply on exchanges tightens, the market is transitioning from hype-driven swings to steady structural support. How The Price Compression Builds Energy For A Larger Move CIO and founder of MNFund and MNCapital, CryptoMichNL, emphasized that Bitcoin shares a strong correlation with the Nasdaq. While Nasdaq continues to show steady resilience, BTC has stalled behind. This mismatch creates a mispricing and market diverge…
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US Fed Federal Funds Rate (December 2025): 3.50-3.75% vs 3.50-3.75% expected, meets consensus In support of its goals and in light of the shift in the balance of risks, the Committee decided to lower the target range for the federal funds rate by 1/4 percentage point to 3-1/2 to 3-3/4 percent. In considering the extent and timing of additional adjustments to the target range for the federal funds rate, the Committee will carefully assess incoming data, the evolving outlook, and the balance of risks. The Committee is strongly committed to supporting maximum employment and returning inflation to its 2 percent objective. Federal Reserve FOMC Statement, December 10th 20…
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Argentina’s Mendoza province has approved its first large-scale mining project in more than two decades after giving the greenlight to PSJ Cobre Mendocino, a joint venture between Switzerland’s Zonda Metals and Argentine company Alberdi Energy. Earlier this week, the Senate of Mendoza granted its approval of Cobre Mendocino’s environmental impact statement, thereby ending a lengthy review process. For years, the proposed copper mine has been assessed by provincial technical bodies and independent consultants, and multidisciplinary teams that have conducted more than 13 years of environmental and social baseline studies in the Uspallata area. The project had previo…
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Surging about 4% in the past 24 hours, Stellar (XLM) goes through December with a mix of optimism and caution as new payment integrations and institutional pilots draw attention back to the network’s utility. However, despite signs of growing real-world use, XLM continues to trade near a critical long-term support level, leaving traders divided on whether the token is preparing for a recovery or facing another downward leg. Recent activity across payments, banking pilots, and data-infrastructure upgrades show how Stellar’s ecosystem is expanding at a time when the token sits at a pivotal market position. The tension between strengthening fundamentals and fragile price …
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USA Rare Earth (Nasdaq: USAR) will bring forward the planned commercialization of its Round Top project in Texas by two years, with first production targeted for late 2028, the company said on Wednesday. Round Top is the richest known deposit of heavy rare earth elements, which are crucial to high-performance permanent magnets used in high-tech applications such as electric vehicles, wind turbines and defense systems. It is also the largest US source of gallium and beryllium. The decision to accelerate the Round Top timeline, said USAR, follows promising results of solvent-extraction (SX) pilot work that has allowed its Hydromet demonstration facility in Colorado …
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Less than two hours to the December FOMC! Time is ticking before the FOMC meeting, and volatility has stayed remarkably contained in Stocks—a stark contrast to the Oil market, which saw its price battered again in today's session. Still, the Dow Jones is outperforming its peers, so traders are expecting a positive outlook for the Industrial index – Watch out for bad surprises! What is certain is that things should start moving heavily towards the afternoon. With today's FOMC meeting also releasing the Summary of Economic Projections (SEP)—including the famous "Dot Plot"—expect a wave of repricing as traders scramble to explore the different scenarios for 2026, partic…
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