After suffering its fourth weekly loss, Bitcoin showed erratic behavior over the weekend, attempting a brief surge that ultimately failed. The cryptocurrency is now on track for its longest losing streak since 2018, signaling growing concerns for traders and investors. This video analyzes the market trends, key factors behind the decline, and what to expect next.

Bitcoin Prices Plunge: Bitcoin Set for Fifth Straight Week of Losses | Longest Streak Since 2018

Bitcoin dipped below 85,000 dollars on monday in a poor start to december after crashing over 17 percent last month.
While the og token pared some losses, it remained under pressure. Bitcoin had its worst day since march and is down more than 30 percent from its peak.

Bitcoin Dips After Over 17% Loss in November

Bitcoin is tumbling — and fear is rising fast among traders. Protective options activity is surging around the $90K, $85K, and $80K levels, as many expect further downside.

Bitcoin May Collapse to $80K as Fear Grips Traders

The Japanese yen fell sharply after the bank of Japan held interest rates steady and delayed its inflation target timeline.

Japanese currency falls as traders pare back rate hike bets

Wall Street stocks finished the week with a flourish after continued momentum for equities tied to artificial intelligence, especially Nvidia, which finished with a valuation above $2 trillion for the first time.

Traders' diary: Events to watch this week

In Nepal, the government has imposed a 133% value-added tax on onion and potato imports triggering a traders' protest in the country.

Nepal faces shortage of potatoes & onions after traders protest against VAT

As we kick off the busy trading week, here's a sneak peek into what could trigger markets this week. Focus intensifies on the U.S. Federal Reserve, set to release the minutes of its late October meeting a day earlier due to Thanksgiving.

Traders' Diary | Cues to watch this week (Nov 20-24)

Pakistani traders went on strike on Saturday in protest of the country's skyrocketing cost of living, which has caused a great deal of public unhappiness. This includes increasing fuel and utility prices as well as a record devaluation of the rupee versus the dollar.

Market traders strike in Pakistan over power bills and inflation

Over 1,000 shops were gutted in a fire at the New Supermarket in Dhaka, Bangladesh early on Saturday. Many traders are in despair as they lost everything they owned in the massive blaze, the cause of which is still not ascertained.

Over 1,000 shops gutted in Dhaka’s New Supermarket, traders' hopes of brisk Eid sales shattered

An ancient shipwreck loaded with cargo from all over mediterranean has been found off the shore of Israel. This is the largest shipwreck of its kind that shows traders from the West visited the ports even after the Islamic conquest of the holy land.

Ancient shipwreck loaded with cargo from all over mediterranean found off the shore of Israel

Asian markets were mixed Monday following last week's gains with investors keeping a worried eye on a fresh Covid outbreak in China that could drag on the already stuttering economy.

Asian markets swing as traders eye China outbreak, inflation

Germany's anti-trust watchdog has launched an investigation into Amazon's relationship with third-party traders selling on its site, as per its head's statement.

German anti-trust watchdog launches new Amazon investigation: Report

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' India visit is not going to script. The company is being investigated, a cabinet minister even snubbed the world's richest man. Meanwhile, traders across the country are up in arms against Amazon. Here's why.

Gravitas: Indian traders call Amazon 'An Economic Terrorist'

Amazon's CEO Jeff Bezos has reignited an old debate in India with an investment offer: How to strike a balance between big investments & small businesses. India's brick & mortal retailers are a worried lot. Can India strike a balance? On #WionEdit, Palki Sharma explores.

Wion Edit: Amazon's investment offer: Opportunities & Challenges for India

Imran Khan-led Pakistan government has restored partial trade with India bowing down to domestic pressure from its traders. Pakistan will now import life-saving drugs from its arch-rival.

Pakistan restores partial trade with India, bows down to domestic pressure from traders

While addressing rally in Gujarat Amit Shah hits out at Rahul Gandhi by saying that Rahul has not done anything for poor.

IEW: Parties begin Campaign for Phase 3

The rupee on Monday dropped by 55 paise to close at 71.80 to the US dollar, the lowest level since December 17, ahead of the Reserve Bank of India's policy review meet.

Rupee slumps 55 paise to 71.80 US dollar

Chinese state-owned firms bought at least 1 million tonnes of US soybeans on Friday, a day after high-level bilateral talks yielded progress toward a trade deal and a Chinese commitment to buy more US soybeans.

China buys one million tonnes of US soybeans a day after trade talks

While the Supreme Court order allowing sale of firecrackers, though with caveats, this Diwali came as a breather to businessmen, who had to shut shop after the ban last year, some remain concerned if the sale over the next 15 days would be profitable.

Some traders concerned, others hopeful over Supreme Court verdict on firecracker sale

Workers and labourers have been sitting idle, watching their wares and produce spoil owing to the shutdown

Pakistani traders want Afghan border point to reopen 

Many traders complain that they are repatriated from the China border under the suspicion that their products could contain vulnerable goods.

Traders in Gilgit bear brunt of trade policy with China

'I wrote to PM Modi seeking time on sealing issue but he never responded, it is a two-minute job for him to solve this crises. If sealing is not stopped by March 31st, we will sit on strike with the traders,' he said

Delhi Chief Minister Kejriwal threatens to sit in on strike again

Bitcoin is not regulated in the country and its circulation has been a cause of concern

I-T dept conducts surveys at Bitcoin exchanges country-wide

A glut was expected but its severity caught most by surprise and will likely serve as a warning to those trading liquefied natural gas

Oil traders lose millions as LPG glut shocks market

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