UK households sharply pulled back on spending last month, posting the steepest annual decline in almost five years, as uncertainty around the government’s budget and rising economic concerns prompted consumers to delay Christmas purchases. Barclays reported that card spending fell 1.1% year on year in November, the biggest decline since February 2021, underscoring the fragility
The cryptocurrency market’s bullish start to the week has stalled, with Bitcoin dropping to the $90k region. Altcoins are also in the red as they retest the weekend lows after performing excellently on Monday. PEPE, the native token of the Pepe memecoin, has dropped below the $0.000005 region after losing 1% of its value in
Bybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has outlined its institutional roadmap for 2026 at its BIG Series – Bybit Institutional Gala in Abu Dhabi. The event brought together senior Bybit executives, global regulators, banking partners, liquidity providers, and institutional clients for discussions on the evolution of digital markets and the company’s expanding
The Qualcomm stock price continued its recent rebound in the past few days as investors bought the recent dip. The QCOM stock was trading at $175, up by over 10% from its lowest level in November, giving it a market capitalization of over $187 billion. Qualcomm’s growth is continuing The Qualcomm stock price has jumped
Chainlink (LINK) began the week trading above $14 but has dropped to the $13.8 level as the broader crypto market gave up some of its earlier gains. The cryptocurrency is now trading above a key support zone and could rally higher over the next few days or weeks. The primary catalyst that could push LINK’s
The MSTR stock price has collapsed this year, moving from the year-to-date high of $456 to $208 today. That crash has led to a $60 billion wipeout, with its market capitalization moving from over $128 billion to $60 billion today. Strategy mNAV crashes below 1 Strategy stock price continued its strong downward trend this month
The cryptocurrency market took another hit this week as Bitcoin plunged below $100,000 for the third time in November on Thursday. Notably, the latest crash caught participants off guard as many had hoped the US government reopening might trigger risk appetite and lift crypto prices. Bitcoin is trading at $96,480, and the prevailing investor caution
Markets and geopolitics drove the news cycle on Friday, with Wall Street swinging sharply on fears of overheated AI valuations and fading hopes for a Fed rate cut. Corporate shake-ups also made headlines as Walmart named John Furner its next CEO. Tensions rose in Asia after China blasted Japan over comments linking Taiwan to Japan’s
The past week has been a turbulent one for Bitcoin, marked by sharp volatility and a broader market sentiment that remained firmly risk-averse. A significant chunk of value was erased across the crypto landscape, with the total market cap briefly climbing above $3.6 trillion during the middle of the week before slipping to the lower
Bitcoin price has remained under pressure in the past few months, moving from a high of $126,300 in October to the current $95,785. This crash has mirrored the ongoing performance of other cryptocurrencies. So, how low can the top blue-chip get? Bitcoin price technical analysis on the daily chart The daily timeframe chart shows that