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India bonds stuck in range as traders eye fresh triggers

Indian government bonds remained stable as hopes of inclusion in the Bloomberg index balanced out geopolitical concerns and a declining rupee. Traders are on the lookout for new catalysts, with the benchmark 2036 bond yield maintaining a position close to Tuesday's close. The global investment climate stays cautious as U.S.…

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India bonds rise as index-entry hopes counter rise in US yields

Indian government bonds saw gains as anticipation of Bloomberg index inclusion and improved liquidity bolstered prices. Despite higher U.S. yields and rising oil due to geopolitical tensions, traders are optimistic. Foreign investors have significantly boosted purchases of Fully Accessible Route bonds, driven by expectations of their inclusion in global indices.…

The Economic Times

Global Market: BlackRock turns cautious on emerging market stocks, upgrades euro zone bonds

The BlackRock Investment Institute has turned more cautious on emerging market equities and hard-currency debt, while upgrading euro zone government bonds and emerging market local-currency bonds. The shift reflects changing global growth expectations, monetary policy outlooks and evolving investment opportunities linked to artificial intelligence

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India bonds up on oil slump, foreign inflows; 10-year yield posts biggest monthly fall in 7 years

In June, Indian government bonds underwent a remarkable rally, showcasing the largest monthly yield drop for the benchmark 10-year bond in seven years. This upward trend was driven by plunging oil prices and a notable rise in foreign investments, especially via the Fully Accessible Route. The Reserve Bank of India's…

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Is Rs 2 crore enough for retirement? See the monthly income you can generate and how long your corpus may last

Retirement planning India: Retiring with Rs 2 crore? Experts advise a prudent 3.5-4% withdrawal rate, yielding around Rs 60,000-Rs 70,000 monthly. This sustainable income hinges on lifestyle, inflation, and investment strategy, with a balanced portfolio of equities and bonds crucial. Avoiding common pitfalls like excessive early withdrawals and neglecting healthcare…

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India 10-year bond set for best month in 7 years on oil slide, foreign demand

Indian government bonds surged Tuesday, with the benchmark 10-year yield on track for its largest monthly drop in seven years. This rally is fueled by declining oil prices and a significant increase in foreign investment, particularly in Fully Accessible Route bonds. Measures by the Reserve Bank of India and tax…

The Economic Times

America at 250: the Britons who supported the War of Independence

The American revolution was not a straightforward contest between colonists and mother country, despite what the Declaration of Independence said about dissolving the bonds between one people and another. There were, of course, loyalists in America who refused to join the rebel cause. And in Britain, there were many who…

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India bonds rise as US-Iran halt strikes; monsoon risk limits gains

Indian bonds have surged for the fifth straight session, fueled by easing U.S.-Iran tensions and robust foreign investment. The 10-year yield has fallen to its lowest point since March. However, concerns linger about a widening monsoon deficit in the central region, which could lead to food inflation and dampen market…

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Goldman backs India 30-year bonds as Iran war impact contained

Goldman Sachs has recommended buying India's 30-year government bonds, citing easing inflation expectations, lower oil prices and reduced fiscal risks after the US-Iran ceasefire. The brokerage believes the long end of the bond curve offers better value as shorter-term bonds have already rallied.

The Economic Times

Bonds plan 'creates new barrier for Scottish independence', Greens warn

THE Scottish Greens have called on the First Minister to halt plans to issue Scottish Government bonds, arguing they risk being a “gimmick” that…

The National (Scotland)

Why Modern Relationships Feel Harder Than Ever And What You Can Do About It

Relationships have always required effort, communication, and trust. However, in today's fast-paced world, maintaining a healthy relationship can feel more difficult than ever. Technology has changed how people meet, communicate, and even end relationships. While these advancements have created convenience, they have also introduced new pressures that previous generations rarely…

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India bonds edge up, supported by steady oil prices, halt to US-Iran strikes

Indian government bonds saw an early rise on Monday, buoyed by strong foreign investment and stable oil prices, which helped offset geopolitical tensions. Despite recent U.S.-Iran strikes, a diplomatic resolution and a dip in crude oil prices eased inflation concerns. This positive sentiment, coupled with RBI incentives and tax cuts,…

The Economic Times

How to Choose the Right Life Partner, According to the Gita

What if the biggest mistake people make in love isn't choosing the wrong person but choosing for the wrong reason? Many relationships begin with excitement, attraction, and emotional intensity. But as time passes, those powerful feelings often fade, leaving couples wondering what went wrong. The Bhagavad Gita offers a timeless…

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Capri Global eyes debut dollar debt sale, starts procedure, bankers say

Capri Global Capital is set to enter the foreign currency debt market, planning to raise funds through U.S. dollar denominated bonds. The non-banking finance company aims to secure around $300 million, potentially up to $500 million, with a maturity of three years and three months. This move aligns with their…

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Why do people cry? Understanding the science and psychology behind tears

Tears, a natural human response, serve vital physical and emotional functions beyond just sadness. Scientists explain that emotional tears, distinct from reflex tears, help express intense feelings, relieve stress, and even strengthen social bonds by signaling a need for comfort. Whether from joy, pain, or relief, crying is a normal…

The National (Scotland)

SNP Government bonds plan 'breaching Scottish Parliament's Israel boycott vote'

THE SNP have breached a Scottish Parliament vote for an Israel boycott amid preparations to issue government bonds, it has been alleged.

The Economic Times

Best short duration mutual funds to invest in June 2026

Short duration mutual funds offer a balanced investment option for horizons of one to three years, navigating moderate interest rate risks. These schemes invest in a mix of short-term and very short-term instruments like treasury bills and corporate bonds. For June 2026, HDFC Short Term Debt Fund, ICICI Prudential Short…

The Economic Times

Bitcoin is boring. Bring on AI, space and JGB tokens

Forget Bitcoin's struggles; digital tokens representing real-world assets like bonds and stocks are gaining traction. These 'tokenized assets' offer instant trading and collateral use, promising higher returns and a future 'Wall Street' in crypto wallets. While critics question their necessity, proponents highlight the elimination of hidden costs like settlement delays…

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I'm a Financial Adviser: 60/40 Portfolios Are Too Risky for Wealthy Investors (This Is the Strategy You Need Instead)

The 60/40 split could leave substantial portfolios exposed if stocks and bonds decline simultaneously. Accredited investors must take a new approach.

The Free Financial Advisor

The State That Gives Newborns $3,200 to Build Wealth: Inside Connecticut’s First-in-the-Nation ‘Baby Bonds’

Each year, roughly 15,600 Connecticut newborns are expected to qualify for the program through HUSKY Health, making it one of the nation’s largest publicly funded wealth-building experiments. The program, known as Connecticut Baby Bonds, has attracted national attention because it tackles a problem that financial experts have discussed for decades.…

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I cast the Bond films for 40 years. This is the one essential trait the next 007 must have

FILM: Rev up the Aston Martin – the Bond auditions are finally happening. Debbie McWilliams, who shaped the 007 films for four decades, tells Ellie Harrison about how the biggest choice in Hollywood gets made, her role in this slice of cinematic history, and what the future could hold for…

The Economic Times

ETMarkets Smart Talk | Corporate bonds are emerging as a compelling alternative to fixed deposits: Nikhil Aggarwal

As fixed deposit rates decline, Indian investors are increasingly exploring corporate bonds for better post-tax returns. This shift, driven by improving market access and regulatory reforms, is causing retail participation in bonds to surge. Experts highlight that while higher yields signal greater risk, careful evaluation of credit ratings, issuer health,…

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Parenting Habits Experts Say Matter More Than Anything

Walk through any toy store or browse parenting content online, and it is easy to believe that expensive toys hold the key to raising smarter, happier children. Many parents spend significant amounts on interactive gadgets, learning subscriptions, and designer playsets, hoping these purchases will support their child's development. Yet research…

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Psychology says people who give funny pet names to their friends may be strengthening bonds without even realizing it

Psychology says giving friends funny pet names may reflect social bonding, shared identity, humor, and emotional closeness. Here's what psychological research reveals.

The National (Scotland)

SNP plan for Scottish Government bonds moves forward as 9 banking giants appointed

THE SNP plans to issue Scottish Government bonds have taken a step forward with the appointment of nine banking giants to advise and support their…

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