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Psychology explains why spending money on experiences makes people happier than buying things, and what decades of research reveal

Psychological research indicates experiences provide more lasting happiness than material goods. Experiences become part of our identity, unlike possessions which fade. Anticipating trips and events brings joy long before they happen. Shared experiences strengthen social bonds, which are key to wellbeing. Investing in experiences offers a better path to long-term…

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MIL Finds Out Woman’s “Secret,” Decides To Scare Her Kids Until They Completely Freak Out

The benefits of the grandparent-grandchild relationship go beyond pancakes and sleepovers. The moments they share can create lifelong memories and strengthen family bonds. Not to mention the help grandparents often provide to busy parents. But in some cases, they might also overstep important boundaries. One woman, who went out with…

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Indian bonds rebound as easing Middle East tensions drag oil lower

Indian government bonds experienced a significant surge early this week. This rise followed a sharp decline in crude oil prices over the weekend. The easing oil prices offered immediate relief to the bond market. This development also provided potential benefits for the United States economy. India's overnight index swap rates…

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Why Every Leo Should Prepare Before Saturn Retrograde 2026 Begins

What if the biggest challenge of 2026 is also your greatest opportunity? From July 27 to December 11, 2026, Saturn turns retrograde in Pisces, activating the 8th house for Leo natives. This period is known as Ashtama Shani, a phase often linked with hidden truths, karmic lessons, emotional pressure, and…

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Quote of the day by Anya Taylor-Joy: 'Even the strongest bonds, flesh and blood, they can just...' - thought-provoking quote by The Queen's Gambit, The Witch and Split actress teaches life lessons on why no relationship should be taken for granted and why family and close bonds can change

Quote of the day by Anya Taylor-Joy: Actress Anya Taylor-Joy shared insights on how strong relationships can change. She noted that even close bonds can dissolve under certain conditions. Life's unexpected shifts can alter connections that once seemed unbreakable. This offers a reminder to cherish important relationships while they last.

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Best Places to Put Emergency Savings in 2026: 6 Options Beyond a Regular Savings Account

Emergency savings do not need to sit in one boring account forever. In 2026, savers have several places to keep cash accessible, earn interest, and potentially protect more of their money from inflation without tossing the whole emergency fund into the stock market roller coaster.

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Should You Buy Individual Bonds?

For investors seeking a specific level of income or who have cash needs down the road, a portfolio of individual bonds can make a lot of sense.

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Ask the Tax Editor, July 24: Taxation of I Bonds

In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, Joy Taylor answers readers' questions about the taxation of I bonds in various situations.

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The dog who waited for Odysseus: Argos reflects the deep human-animal bonds of ancient Greece

Homer’s Odyssey, with its fabulous monsters and intense tale of human endurance, was a natural candidate for Christopher Nolan’s latest Hollywood blockbuster. But amid all the fantasy and heroic human drama, there are two far more homely scenes in the poem which remain among the epic’s most memorable. Both involve…

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India bonds end three-day losing streak but post second straight weekly decline

On Friday, Indian government bonds halted their recent decline, yet they experienced a second consecutive weekly drop. The rising oil prices and increasing US Treasury yields weighed heavily on market sentiment. Meanwhile, foreign investors maintained their bond buying, albeit at a reduced speed, as swap rates surged in tandem with…

The Economic Times

ICICI Bank prices $1 billion debt in largest dollar issue by Indian private lender

ICICI Bank successfully issued a five-year dollar bond worth $1 billion, achieving a notably tighter spread. This offering stands as the largest for an Indian bank in almost fourteen years. With a coupon set at 100 basis points above U.S. Treasuries, it surpassed initial expectations. The offering utilized the central…

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US investors rethink bonds' role as inflation reshapes portfolios

US investors are reducing bond allocations and increasing inflation-sensitive assets. This shift aims to diversify portfolios against market volatility and rising prices. Commodities, infrastructure, and private credit are gaining favor among these investors. Bonds have historically provided a hedge but are now less reliable. This strategic adjustment seeks better portfolio…

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SBI to issue first rupee-denominated perpetual debt of 2026: Report

State Bank of India plans to issue perpetual bonds soon. The bank aims to raise fifty billion rupees within two weeks. This issuance will be Basel III-compliant with a five-year call option. The country's largest lender expects to complete this by early August. Canara Bank last tapped the market for…

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Global Market: Japanese investors dump overseas bonds as rising crude revives inflation fears

Japanese investors sold foreign bonds at the fastest pace in nearly three months during the week ended July 18 as surging oil prices revived inflation concerns and reinforced expectations of higher global interest rates for longer. They also turned net sellers of foreign equities, while overseas investors trimmed their exposure…

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Oil shock, Treasury yield spike put Indian bonds under pressure before debt sale

Indian government bonds experienced a decline as oil prices surpassed one hundred dollars per barrel. The benchmark bond yield reached its highest level in five weeks during early trading. Rising oil prices and Treasury yields pressured overnight swap rates higher. Investors anticipate a Federal Reserve rate hike, pushing US Treasury…

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Michael Burry Warns on Long Bonds: Which Treasury ETFs Are Most — and Least — Exposed?

Michael Burry has put long-duration Treasury bonds back in the spotlight, warning that a combination of AI-driven debt expansion, rising inflation volatility, elevated oil prices and mounting stress in the Treasury basis trade could keep upward pressure on long-term yields — a challenging backdrop for long-duration bond ETFs.

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Higher rates and pricey petrol as economic outlook dims

Australian bonds traders are fully pricing in another Reserve Bank rate hike by the end of the year after a surprisingly strong rise in employment in June.

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Updated: Indian bonds fall for third session as oil prices near $100 a barrel

Indian government bonds experienced a decline for the third straight session on Thursday, primarily influenced by escalating tensions in the Middle East, which pushed crude oil prices to nearly $100 a barrel. Additionally, the rise in U.S. Treasury yields dampened market sentiment. Given India's dependency on crude oil imports, this…

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Oil prices scorch Indian bonds; rising Treasury yields add to pressure

Indian government bonds declined early Thursday as Middle East tensions escalated. Crude oil prices neared $100 a barrel, and U.S. Treasury yields also rose. Higher oil prices threaten to revive inflation pressures and weaken the Indian rupee. This situation could significantly impact energy-intensive industries and economies. India imports nearly ninety…

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Former defence secretaries back Healey plan to use war bonds to boost defence spending

Rachel Reeves rejected joining the Global Defence Bank set up by Canadian PM Mark Carney, but her replacement John Healey is understood to be reconsidering it

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Oil rally weighs on Indian bonds, value buyers limit fall

Indian government bonds experienced a fourth consecutive session of decline on Wednesday. Benchmark bond yields rose to their highest level since late June. Rising oil prices and supply fears intensified concerns about India's economic outlook. The Indian rupee weakened to a two-month low against the dollar. Overseas investors continue to…

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What Really Happens To The Soul After Death?

Death has always been one of humanity's greatest mysteries. Does the soul immediately take another birth? Can a soul really wander after death? Or is there something much deeper happening beyond what we can see? Sanatan Dharma offers a profound explanation that goes beyond the physical body. According to ancient…

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India bonds slip on oil spike, bargain hunters curb losses

Indian government bonds weakened in early trade as oil prices extended gains. Rising crude prices could widen India's trade deficit and stoke inflationary pressure. Bargain buying and state-run bank bids limited the losses in the domestic bond market. Hopes of a peace deal and RBI foreign exchange measures aided sentiment.…

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When Your Partner's Love Language Was Never Spoken at Home, Your Relationship Pays the Price

The silence he grew up insideHis mother cooked three meals a day and never once said she loved him. His father paid school fees on time and called that enough. Nobody in that house was cruel. Nobody sat him down and explained that warmth was rationed, that affection was something…

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Jamie Dimon Says Markets Are Pricing In a 'Good Outcome' He Isn't Willing to Buy

Jamie Dimon says markets are too optimistic and explains why he isn't buying stock indexes or long-term Treasury bonds.

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