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The Bank of England is shaking up its bond sales – why does it matter?

The UK central bank has announced shakeup of its bond sales programme as it unwinds massive balance sheet

The Guardian - UK

Softer oil buoys India bonds after Fed hike

Indian government bonds made a recovery on Thursday, moving past initial setbacks as falling oil prices lessened worries about a potential rate hike from the Reserve Bank of India. The key 6.94% 2036 bond yield ended the day slightly below Wednesday's mark. Overnight indexed swap rates also showed signs of…

The Economic Times

Global Market: Fed rate hike signals tougher road ahead for stocks, bonds

The Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points, prompting investors to reassess the outlook for further tightening. Higher Treasury yields, persistent inflation and uncertainty over future rate moves could keep pressure on equities and fixed-income markets.

The Economic Times

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Warsh says AI's hyperscalers are part of why your borrowing costs are rising: ‘The competition for capital is real’

Hyperscalers issued $121 billion in bonds last year and are on pace for far more in 2026. Warsh says that's showing up in Treasury yields.

Fortune

Indian bonds dip as Fed move seen as final straw pushing RBI toward hikes

The rising interest rates announced by the US Federal Reserve have led to a dip in Indian government bonds, adding urgency for the Reserve Bank of India to reassess its monetary policy strategies. With investor confidence dwindling ahead of the RBI's scheduled debt sale, market analysts are increasingly predicting an…

The Economic Times

US Fed Rate Hike: What it means for your money and investments

The US Federal Reserve’s quarter-point rate hike could raise borrowing costs for credit card and adjustable-rate mortgage borrowers while benefiting savers and new bond investors. Here’s how the latest Fed move could affect household finances.

The Economic Times

Global Market Today: Asian stocks tick higher as markets weigh further Fed hikes

In a strategic shift, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 0.25%, aiming to address ongoing inflation challenges. This decision led to a dip in Asian sovereign bonds and the dollar, while gold maintained its losses. Interestingly, Asian stock markets posted minor gains, leaving investors speculating about the future trajectory…

The Economic Times

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Palestinian American activist arrested and ‘charged for trespassing at a public hearing’

Noura Erakat says a Florida mayor shortened speaking time and banned discussion of investment in Israeli bonds

The Guardian - US

Bond Yields Are Surging Again — What That Means for Savings Accounts, Loans and 401(k)s

Bond yields are surging again, and that movement reaches far beyond Wall Street. The 10-year Treasury yield climbed above 5% on September 15, reaching about 5.04%, its highest level since 2007, as investors reacted to inflation concerns, higher oil prices and worries about government borrowing.

The Free Financial Advisor

Indian bonds rise on short covering before Fed decision

Indian government bonds saw gains as crude oil prices retreated from recent highs. Traders squared short positions before the Federal Reserve's anticipated policy decision later today. Global debt markets stabilized after Saudi Arabia offered additional oil cargoes through Oman. The Indian central bank is also expected to tighten policy next…

The Economic Times

Why Japanese monks are turning to stocks, US treasuries and real estate

Japanese Buddhist temples are turning to financial markets as a solution to their increasing maintenance expenses. With fewer members and reduced income from funeral services, these spiritual institutions are now exploring investments in stocks and bonds to generate necessary funds. This evolution highlights their struggle to preserve religious integrity while…

The Economic Times

Why is European money financing the American AI boom?

Eurozone households have hundreds of billions of euros invested in US technology. Analysts say Europe has the money and promising companies, but too few become accessible investments for ordinary savers.

Euronews

Attar vs Eau de Parfum: Concentration, Carrier Oil, and What Actually Lasts on Indian Skin

Why your perfume vanishes by afternoonMost alcohol-based fragrances are designed for dry, cool-climate skin. The formula assumes low ambient humidity and a skin surface that holds alcohol long enough for the top notes to bloom before evaporating cleanly. Indian skin, typically warmer, often more melanin-rich, and in many climates persistently…

Times Life

US treasury secretary hails government’s bond buyback a success

On Tuesday, the 10-year treasury rate yield reached a 19-year high at 5.041% as investors are wary Iran war fallout

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The Guardian view on the Bank of England’s £120bn bill: power without accountability

Editorial: Quantitative tightening has blurred the line between monetary and fiscal policy, leaving ministers accountable for decisions they cannot directly control

The Economic Times

US 10-year Treasury yields hit 19-year high ahead of Fed rate decision

US 10-year Treasury yields climbed significantly on Tuesday, reaching their highest levels since 2007. Rising oil prices and global inflation pressures are fueling these market movements. Investors anticipate the Federal Reserve will soon implement its first interest rate increase. This potential hike aims to address persistent inflation concerns across the…

The Economic Times

Foreign investors pull Rs 5,109 cr from govt bonds in 3 days amid global uncertainty

In a recent turn of events, foreign portfolio investors pulled out over Rs 5,109 crore from Indian government securities. This significant withdrawal was driven by global uncertainties and a declining rupee, alongside soaring crude oil prices and increasing US Treasury yields. Such conditions rendered Indian sovereign debt less appealing, prompting…

Euronews

How did Greece end up borrowing more cheaply than France?

Greece now pays less than France to borrow despite carrying more debt. Here’s how Athens rebuilt market trust while Paris lost fiscal credibility.

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The Economic Times

Why does the US bond selloff matter for global markets?

The recent selloff of U.S. government bonds is leading to a rise in borrowing costs throughout the economy. As Treasury yields climb, consumers are feeling the pinch in their mortgage and auto loan rates. Furthermore, this shift burdens companies with increased financing costs, deterring potential investments. Additionally, escalating interest expenses…

The Economic Times

US 10-year bond yield crosses 5%: Why Warren Buffett once called bonds a terrible investment

The US 10-year Treasury yield has crossed 5% for the first time since 2023, raising concerns about pressure on equities as bonds become more attractive. The move revives Warren Buffett’s long-standing caution on long-term bonds, even as Berkshire Hathaway has maintained large holdings of short-term US Treasury bills.

The Guardian - UK

Bank of England urged to slow or halt bond-selling to slash UK borrowing costs

Economists urge John Healey to press Bank to change policy that is costing the exchequer billions of pounds

MyLifeXP

Why Odisha Girls Worship Maa Mangala: The Untold Story

Why do young girls in Odisha gather together to worship Maa Mangala during Khudurukuni Puja? Behind this beautiful tradition is a touching story about a young girl named Ta’voi, who was the only sister among seven brothers. According to the traditional story, her life changed dramatically when her brothers left…

Times Life

Cracked Heels Are a Pressure Problem Long Before They Become a Moisture Problem

The crack starts from below, not the surfaceHeel skin does not thin and split because it is dry. It splits because it is compressed repeatedly from below and sheared laterally with every step. The fat pad under your heel, a dense, shock-absorbing cushion, spreads outward when your body weight lands…

Barchart

An $80 Billion Treasury Shift Could Be a Warning for U.S. Bonds

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is facing an increasingly intense logistical headache. Here's what to know.

The Economic Times

China's Z.AI raises $5 billion from new share, convertible bond sales, filing shows

Z.AI launched ‌the sales ⁠on ⁠Friday, offering 21.97 million new Hong Kong shares at HK$714 ($91.05) each, a 10% discount to Friday's closing price of HK$793.

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