Le ratio cuivre/or signale une possible percée du bitcoin

Le ratio cuivre/or a dépassé sa moyenne mobile sur 200 jours pour la première fois depuis septembre 2020. Cette évolution a historiquement coïncidé avec les premières phases des marchés haussiers du bitcoin.

Le ratio se situe désormais à 0,00142, le cuivre se négociant à 6,65 dollars la livre et l'or près de 4 700 dollars l'once. Il a progressé de 25 pour cent par rapport aux récents plus bas et est considéré comme un indicateur de la dynamique économique et de l'appétit pour le risque des investisseurs. Le cuivre a tendance à surperformer pendant les périodes d'expansion, tandis que l'or sert d'actif défensif.

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