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RBI intervention, oil price dip help rupee edge modestly higher

The Indian rupee closed stronger on Thursday, supported by central bank intervention. Lower oil prices also helped soothe Indian equities and bonds during trading. Asian currencies were mostly firmer, while the dollar index hovered near the 101 mark. Volatility expectations for the rupee increased slightly after recent Middle East fighting.…

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Quote of the day by Aristotle: 'Mothers are fonder than fathers of their children because they are more certain they are their own.' - Tutor to Alexander the Great on why Mothers love more fiercely

Aristotle linked stronger maternal affection to biological certainty in ancient times. He believed this certainty intensified emotional attachment to children. Modern views acknowledge broader factors shaping parental love beyond biology. Adoptive parents and caregivers demonstrate deep devotion without biological certainty. Aristotle's perspective offers historical insight into family bonds and trust.

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Why do people keep saying “thank you” again and again: Psychology study says it doesn't simply mean gratitude reveals the hidden meaning behind this habit

Repeatedly thanking friends for small favors signals deeper connection and care. Psychology suggests over-thanking reflects how individuals experience receiving help. Gratitude acts as an interpersonal signal, showing someone feels genuinely seen. Unexpected support often creates a stronger emotional response and strengthens bonds. This behavior reflects an ability to recognize kindness…

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INDIA BONDS-India bonds pause after slump as oil, Treasury risks linger

Indian government bonds traded narrowly on Thursday after a sharp selloff. Surging oil prices and higher U.S. Treasury yields pressured local debt markets. The U.S. military launched fresh strikes on Iran, impacting peace hopes. Minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve also reflected inflation concerns. Foreign participation continued to support Indian…

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Global Market: Japanese investors ramp up overseas stock buying as Fed rate expectations ease

Japanese investors significantly increased foreign stock purchases last week. This buying spree followed easing inflation worries and softer U.S. labor market data. Overseas bond selling continued as investors reduced debt holdings. Foreign investors also sold fewer Japanese stocks and bonds. Market outlook remains cautious due to oil price volatility and…

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7 Best Friend Duos From Hindu Scriptures That Inspire

A true friend does not appear only when life is easy. They stand beside you when the world turns away, offer strength when you feel weak, and guide you when you lose your path. Hindu scriptures are filled with such extraordinary friendships that have inspired generations for thousands of years.…

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Amazon’s $25 billion ‘surprise’ bond sale dangled extra yield to lure in buyers—and flashed a warning sign about the AI boom

Hyperscalers have sold an estimated $194 billion in AI-related bonds this year, and widening spreads on Amazon’s latest bond issuance show the market wants tech giants to pony up.

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Global Market: Japanese fund managers bet big on yen bonds as BOJ policy shift lifts yields

Japanese asset managers are launching new bond funds as interest rates rise. This trend revives investor appetite for yen-denominated debt after decades. Firms like Mizuho and Nomura are expanding offerings to meet demand. Global investors are reassessing Japan's bond market opportunities.

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India bonds dragged by rise in oil prices, Treasury yields on fresh US-Iran hostilities

Indian government bonds experienced a decline in early trading on Wednesday. This downturn followed Middle East tensions that pushed oil prices higher. The benchmark bond yield rose, ending a recent period of decline. Foreign investors continue to provide strong support through significant debt purchases. Overnight index swap rates also started…

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Organisations to amend legal framework for bonds

The Thai Bond Market Association (ThaiBMA) is working with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to amend the Securities and Exchange Act and bankruptcy law, closing legal loopholes that have allowed some bond issuers to avoid repayments through rehabilitation proceedings.

Bangkok Post

8 billion baht in Savings Plus bonds to be issued

The Public Debt Management Office (PDMO) plans to issue "Om Plus" (Savings Plus) government bonds worth 8 billion baht during the current fiscal year to encourage Thais to save consistently.

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India bonds slip as profit booking, higher US yields weigh

After a turbulent trading day, Indian government bonds ended lower on Tuesday. Profit booking led to a notable spike in the 10-year yield, marking its largest climb in more than two weeks. Caution grew among investors due to rising United States yields, heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, and…

The Economic Times

Are Total Market Bond Funds a Smart Addition to Your Portfolio? A Financial Planner Outlines Possible Risks and Rewards

Total market bond funds aren't inherently safe investments. What investors and their advisers need to consider before adding them to a healthy portfolio.

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Global Market: Japanese bond yields retreat after strong demand at 30-year debt auction

Japanese government bond yields fell Tuesday after a successful auction of long-term debt. The benchmark ten-year yield retreated from multi-decade highs, easing investor concerns. Longer-dated bonds saw steeper declines following robust demand for securities. This auction offered relief after recent yield increases driven by inflation worries. Market participants continue monitoring…

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India bond rally pauses ahead of state debt sale

Indian government bonds traded range-bound early Tuesday, pausing a three-session rally. Traders awaited a large state-debt auction, which will sell bonds worth 213.50 billion rupees. Oil and U.S. Treasury yields trading sideways provided no fresh directional triggers for the market. Sustained foreign buying is expected to continue underpinning sentiment in…

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Psychology says people who have a special kind of handshake for their friends, children or family aren't emotionally distant: What this unique ritual reveals

Psychology says people who have a special kind of handshake for their friends, children or family aren't emotionally distant. Research shows these shared rituals help build trust, strengthen relationships, improve communication, and create lasting memories. From family traditions to friendship greetings, these simple actions support emotional bonding and social connection.…

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Best Italian Proverb of the Day: "Relatives are snakes, brothers are knives." A life lesson on trust, loyalty and family relationships

Best Proverb of the day: The Italian proverb "Parenti serpenti, fratelli coltelli" ("Relatives are snakes, brothers are knives") highlights the complexities of family relationships. It reminds people that conflicts and betrayals can sometimes arise within families, making trust, honesty and healthy boundaries essential. The proverb encourages judging relationships by character…

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Why You Should Keep an Eye on I-Bonds Now

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Global Market: Bank of England weighs leverage rule changes to boost gilt demand

Britain's government bond market could see a significant boost and borrowing costs slashed by over £1 billion annually if the Bank of England eases bank leverage rules. Major lenders are pushing for exemptions on government bonds, estimating substantial increases in gilt demand. However, former regulators warn this could weaken financial…

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Global Market: Japan's Topix rises on oil price drop, Nikkei weighed down by tech

Japanese stocks saw a positive start to the week, with the Topix index extending its winning streak to six sessions, buoyed by falling oil prices and a strong global market. While the tech-heavy Nikkei 225 remained flat, sectors like shipping and autos surged. Investors are closely watching central bank policies…

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This SGB delivers 190% return on premature redemption date: Gold bond turns Rs 1 lakh investment into Rs 2.90 lakh

Sovereign Gold Bond (SGB) 2020-21 Series-IX investors can now redeem their bonds prematurely from July 4, 2026. The Reserve Bank of India has fixed the premature redemption price at Rs 14,366 per unit, reflecting a significant 190.22% return on the initial investment.

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India bonds track Treasury gains; monsoon, foreign inflow lend support

Indian government bonds saw a rise on Monday, mirroring gains in U.S. Treasuries. Improved monsoon forecasts and consistent foreign investment bolstered market sentiment. The benchmark 10-year bond yield dipped below a key technical level, signaling potential for further declines. Strong overseas inflows and easing oil prices also contributed to the…

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5 Ways To Increase Your Investment Income In Retirement

Finding income investments in retirement requires a careful balance. Here are five ways to boost your cash flow without taking on unnecessary risk.

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Explained: How India's bond market became more accessible over the last 10 years

India's bond market has grown significantly over the past decade, driven by regulatory reforms, digital platforms and rising retail participation. While market depth and innovation have improved, experts say stronger liquidity, higher foreign investment and broader lower-rated debt participation remain key growth priorities.

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AHA vs BHA: What Each Acid Actually Does and Which Indian Skin Types Need More

Two acids, two completely different jobsAHA stands for alpha hydroxy acid. BHA stands for beta hydroxy acid. Both are chemical exfoliants, but they work on different layers of skin and target different problems. AHA is water-soluble. It works on the surface, dissolving the bonds that hold dead skin cells together…

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