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Iran expert tells TML international community no longer hostage to talks with Tehran
Snapback sanctions could collapse the Iranian economy as the Islamic Republic scrambles to rebuild its nuclear facilities.
Pundit Says Bitcoin Is Still In A Bull Market Despite Price Crash; Here’s Why
Bitcoin has experienced a sharp price drop in recent days, but one well-followed crypto analyst remains undaunted. Popular chartist Egrag Crypto says Bitcoin is still in a bull market, even with the pullback. He believes what is happening now is only part of a larger repeating pattern that has played out since the end of 2022. According to him, this cycle is not over yet, and the market still has another strong upward move before an actual bear phase begins. Bitcoin Holds Strong Above Key Levels Egrag Crypto explains that Bitcoin follows a clear pattern that has been in place since December 2022. First, the price surges upward, then it retests support, bounces back, corrects slightly, and makes a new local high. Related Reading: XRP Holders Could Lose Millions Of Dollars In 10 Days, Heres Why Right now, the most critical level to watch is $103,000. As long as Bitcoin does not fall below that level, Egrag says there is no real danger. Instead, he expects one more big pump to arrive before the cycle tops out. His personal target for this move is between $150,000 and $175,000. In his view, this would mark the last push of the current bull run before the market flips to its next bear phase. Egrag stresses that corrections along the way are normal and should not cause panic. He believes traders often get caught up in short-term drops without realizing that they are only part of a larger trend. Looking at the bigger picture, it is clear that the Bitcoin bull market still has room to run. Market Parallels With Gold Suggest Bull Run Is Intact Egrag Crypto also draws a strong comparison between Bitcoin and gold. He points out that many analysts once thought gold had peaked at a technical target of $3,500. Instead, the price continued to rise due to what he calls a short squeeze. This sudden surge, he says, was meant to trap retail buyers into a suckers rally. Related Reading: Expert Reveals Why XRP Wont Mirror Bitcoins Path And Why A Decoupling Is Imminent He notes that gold demand is currently so high that even shop owners with decades of experience say they have never seen business like this. To Egrag, this kind of hype is usually a warning that the cycle is near its top. He expects gold to eventually fall by $600 to $1,000 once Russia and Ukraine restore peace, a move that he believes would once again confirm the cyclical nature of the market. For Bitcoin, the same lesson applies. Despite loud voices calling the bull run over, Egrag insists that the cycle is still alive. He views the current downturn as merely a pause before another significant surge. He plans to invest around $30,000 in the following macro cycle and later rotate into strong altcoins. In his view, staying patient and respecting cycles is the most effective approach. Featured image created with Dall. E, chart from Tradingview. com.
Major Breakthrough: India’s Primary Market Marks Highest Number Of Listings, Reaches Peak For The First Time In 28 Years
Analysts linked the boom to strong foreign institutional inflows and consistent demand from retail investors and mutual funds, despite fluctuations in the secondary markets. Mutual funds, insurers, pension funds, and retail investors are pursuing new issues amid valuation concerns in the secondary market.
Manba Finance IPO Day 3: Subscribed 224.05 Times On Final Day; NII Portion Subscribed 511.62 Times
The Initial Public Offering (IPO) of Manba Finance Limited has captured the attention of investors. On the final day of bidding or Day 3 of the public issue, the IPO saw a subscription rate of 217.69 times. The issue received an impressive total of 1,97,14,04,875 bids for the 87,99,000 equity shares offered.
RBI issues new guidelines for digital payment security, check details here
In line with its earlier announcements, the RBI has now formalised the move through the Reserve Bank of India (Authentication Mechanisms for Digital Payment Transactions) Directions, 2025.
RBI Highlights Robust Prospects For NBFCs In Vehicle & Gold Loan Segments
The RBI’s September Bulletin states that, observing that Non-banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) play a vital role in India’s economic growth, these institutions, by providing finance for infrastructure, vehicles, housing, and consumer goods, improve aggregate demand, create jobs, and contribute to economic expansion.
RBI Highlights Robust Prospects For NBFCs In Vehicle & Gold Loan Segments
The RBI’s September Bulletin states that, observing that Non-banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) play a vital role in India’s economic growth, these institutions, by providing finance for infrastructure, vehicles, housing, and consumer goods, improve aggregate demand, create jobs, and contribute to economic expansion.
PhonePe seeks IPO approval submits confidential papers to Sebi
Digital payments provider PhonePe has filed draft papers with markets regulator Sebi for its upcoming initial public offering (IPO) using the confidential pre-filing route. The company`s spokesperson said, “PhonePe Ltd has filed the Pre-filed Draft Red Herring Prospectus with Sebi.