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French lender's India treasurer pegs rupee floor near 'fair value' of 96 per dollar

The Indian rupee is poised for stability against the dollar throughout this financial year. Initiatives to entice dollar investments and a decline in commodity prices are expected to mitigate risks. With foreign investors returning to Indian equity and debt markets, actions from the central bank should help minimize significant currency…

The Economic Times

India bonds tread water ahead of US, local inflation prints

On Monday, Indian government bonds remained stable following last week's increases. The rise in oil prices countered some support from softer economic data from the United States. Traders are eagerly awaiting inflation reports from both India and the U.S., which will significantly influence bond market trends this week. Notably, ultra-long…

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Indel Money readies its biggest ever public sale of debt: Bankers

Indel Money is set to pursue a remarkable fundraising initiative of up to five billion rupees within this month. This forthcoming public debt offering marks the company's most significant endeavor to date. The bonds will have maturities ranging from 400 days to six years, boasting attractive coupon rates between nine…

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Indian bonds steady as soft US data offsets oil rise

Indian government bonds were largely steady on Monday as softer US jobs data supported expectations of lower US rates, while rising crude prices capped gains. The benchmark 6.94% 2036 bond yield eased to 6.7594%. Investors are also watching upcoming Indian and US inflation data for fresh interest-rate cues.

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Loan book to cross Rs 2 lakh crore milestone in FY27: HUDCO CMD

Housing and Urban Development Corporation Ltd expects its loan book to exceed two lakh crore rupees. The company plans to borrow seventy-five thousand crore rupees from domestic and overseas markets. HUDCO has already raised twenty thousand crore rupees in the first quarter of this fiscal.

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Foreign flows into Indian bonds may remain muted despite tax relief: SBI Funds

Foreign investment in Indian government bonds is projected to stay subdued as global yields alongside domestic interest rates reduce investor attraction. The postponement of India's inclusion in global bond indices further curbs foreign portfolio investments. The Reserve Bank of India is anticipated to keep interest rates steady for a considerable…

The Economic Times

Why One Song Can Bring Back Your First Love

Years may pass. You may move to a new city, build a new life, or even fall in love again. Yet one old song, a familiar street, or a forgotten photograph can suddenly bring your first love back into your mind. Why does this happen? Is it because your heart…

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Some migrants hoping to come to the US will have to post a refundable $250,000 bond

‘Immigrating to the United States is a privilege, not a right,’ Department of State spokesperson Tommy Pigott says

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Why Women Often Forgive Men's Mistakes More Easily Than Men Forgive Women?

Fight is common in every couple. One apologies, and after some time things get back to basics. But in many cases, women are the first ones who choose to forgive first. Does it mean women have forgiving nature? Not really. Every relationship is different, each and every person has a…

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Saudi Arabia, Pakistan & Turkey sign 'Mecca' pact for mutual defence; India reacts

The agreement was signed following a joint defence summit attended by Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman, Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Pakistani prime minister Shehbaz Sharif, who attended after performing the Umrah pilgrimage in the city. According to Pakistan's foreign ministry, the pact is "guided by the longstanding…

The Times of India

Can NRIs invest in RBI Floating Rate Savings Bonds offering 8.05% interest rate?

Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) are prohibited from making new investments in RBI floating rate savings bonds; however, those who are existing holders may maintain their investments. The bonds offer an attractive interest rate of 8.05%, bolstered by government guarantees.

The Economic Times

RBI's FCNR(B) scheme attracts $41 billion, Jefferies says inflows may double to $80-100 billion

The Reserve Bank of India's deposit scheme has attracted significant foreign currency inflows. This scheme is expected to mobilize up to one hundred billion dollars by its closing date. These inflows are helping to stabilize the Indian rupee after a period of weakness. Additionally, tax-free government bonds are attracting foreign…

The Economic Times

200% return on SGB premature redemption date: Gold bond turns Rs 1 lakh investment into nearly Rs 3 lakh

The Reserve Bank of India has announced the redemption price for the SGB 2020-21 Series-XI, set at Rs 14,564 per unit. Investors seeking to redeem their bonds beforehand can do so starting August 7, 2026, after a five-year term.

The Economic Times

Indian bonds buckle under oil spike, fresh debt sale

Indian government bonds declined early Friday, reversing some weekly gains. Higher oil prices and global rate fears impacted investor sentiment before a large debt sale. New Delhi plans to raise 320 billion rupees through bond auctions later today. The benchmark Brent crude contract saw a significant price increase since Tuesday.…

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What the Agni Purana Says About Sacred Fire That Modern Science Is Only Beginning to Understand

The text that chose fire as its narratorOf all the eighteen Mahapuranas, only one opens with Agni, the god of fire, speaking directly. The Agni Purana does not describe fire from the outside. It speaks as fire. That choice is not decorative. The entire text treats agni as a principle…

The Economic Times

Global Market Today: Asian shares mixed as investors await US jobs data

Treasury futures inched lower in early Asian trading as higher energy prices revived concerns that the Federal Reserve may need to keep interest rates elevated. In the cash market, the Treasury 10-year yield held at 4.68%, after climbing seven basis points during the US session. Government bonds in Australia also…

The Economic Times

Faster AIF schemes to corporate bonds tokenisation: What Sebi annual report tells about its next moves

Sebi will introduce fast-track Alternative Investment Fund launches, a single-window clearance system and the Sebi Setu portal to ease compliance. It also plans corporate bond tokenisation pilots, quantum-ready technology roadmaps and Project Jagrook to strengthen investor awareness and market efficiency.

The Economic Times

Alphabet seeks up to $25 billion from its latest bond sale: Bloomberg

Alphabet is seeking up to twenty-five billion dollars from its latest U.S. bond offering. This move comes after the tech giant's capital spending outlook triggered a significant selloff. Hyperscalers are issuing more bonds to fund costly artificial intelligence investments. Big Tech companies are expected to spend over seven hundred thirty…

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Profit-taking, debt supply stall India bond rally

Indian government bonds exhibited slight fluctuations as profit-taking coincided with substantial debt issuance. The supportive dovish stance from the Reserve Bank of India helped stabilize the situation. Since early August, bond yields have decreased by nearly seven basis points. Market participants are now focused on a major bond auction set…

The Economic Times

Quote of the day by Rabindranath Tagore: “Depth of friendship does not depend on length of...”Inspiring life lessons on true friendship and meaningful connections

Quote of the day by Rabindranath Tagore: Rabindranath Tagore's perspective redefines the traditional view on the duration of friendships. He emphasized that the essence of true friendship lies in understanding and trust, rather than time. Meaningful bonds can blossom swiftly through honesty and respect. By embracing Tagore's insights, we prioritize…

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RBI policy-led India bond rally continues; Friday's debt sale in focus

Indian government bonds saw a slight increase early Thursday, continuing Wednesday's strong rally. The Reserve Bank of India's dovish stance and falling oil prices supported this upward movement. Investors remain cautious, however, as New Delhi prepares for a significant bond auction on Friday. This auction will test market demand and…

Benzinga

Jim Cramer Compares SpaceX Stock to 100-Year Railroad Bonds: Asks Investors to Think of Their Children and Grandchildren

On Wednesday, Jim Cramer urged investors to look beyond Space Exploration Technologies Corp.’s (NASDAQ:SPCX) post-earnings sell-off, arguing that Elon Musk’s aerospace company should be viewed as a multigenerational investment.

The Economic Times

Quote of the day by ancient Greek poet Pindar: ‘Every gift which is given, even though it be small, is in reality…’ – The smallest gestures often leave the biggest mark

Quote of the day: Ancient Greek poet Pindar highlighted affection's importance in gift-giving over two millennia ago. His words emphasize that small acts of kindness hold significant lasting value. These gestures create stronger bonds than material possessions often can. This timeless wisdom remains relevant in today's consumer-driven world. Genuine care…

The Economic Times

ETMarkets NRI Talk| The question is no longer 'Why India?' but 'At what valuation?': Bhaskar Hazra

Hazra also shares his views on sector opportunities, the role of alternatives, and why financial assets are increasingly becoming a preferred avenue over direct real estate for long-term wealth creation.

The Economic Times

Psychology says shared dislikes and havig a mutual enemy can bring people together faster than you think

Psychology says shared dislikes and common rivals can sometimes create fast social bonds, but shared positive experiences are generally stronger predictors of healthy, lasting relationships. Psychology says bonding over a mutual enemy feels powerful because it activates several well-established psychological processes.

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