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This week on the channel 4 videos this week

India's day traders carry Bloomberg Originals past Brazil's debt

A week-old explainer about retail losses is still drawing views nearly twice as fast as the channel's newer look at Brazil.

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

How India's Day Retail Traders Lost BillionsHow India's Day Retail Traders Lost Billions

Bloomberg Originals put out four videos, and the first of them is still the one doing the heavy lifting. "How India's Day Retail Traders Lost Billions" went up on September 21 and has passed 1.7 million views, still pulling in more than a hundred thousand a day at a week old.

"Why Brazil Can’t Hide From Its Debt" had the brisker start. It is three days old now and has cooled since its opening day, but it still sits comfortably second. The midweek story on Lectric's eBikes arrived in two versions, one tagged Quantum Marketing and one without, and both have stayed small.

Older work has not faded either. "What's Wrong With Germany?", posted 38 days ago, is still among the channel's three busiest videos.

Overall, the channel ran right at its usual daily pace. Among money and business channels it is second by subscribers, just behind Graham Stephan. For daily views, the busy week belongs to Caleb Hammer, with Fox Business and Bloomberg Television, the sister channel, also running ahead.

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The videos drawing views on Bloomberg Originals right now

The facts
Subscribers
5,160,000
Videos published this week
4
Video published
September 21, 2026
Video views so far
1,740,345

The numbers

Here are the week's figures for Bloomberg Originals.

subscribers
5,160,000
total views
1,207,368,446
views per day
494,879
this week's videos (first-day views)
compared with similar channels (subscribers)
Graham Stephan
5,180,000
Bloomberg Originals
5,160,000
The Ramsey Show Highlights
4,600,000
CNBC
4,170,000
Caleb Hammer
3,850,000
The Rich Dad Channel
3,640,000
CNBC Television
3,400,000
Fox Business
3,390,000
Bloomberg Television
3,290,000
As of September 28, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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