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198% return on SGB premature redemption date: Gold bond turns Rs 1 lakh investment into Rs 2.98 lakh; check details

The Reserve Bank of India has set the premature redemption price for SGB 2020-21 Series-IV. Investors can redeem these bonds prematurely from July 14, 2026, after five years. The redemption value is based on the average gold price over three preceding working days.

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ETMarkets Smart Talk | Equity, mutual funds, bonds or property: Tax rules every NRI should know: Ritu Shaktawat

NRIs investing in India must understand tax rules and residential status. Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements offer beneficial tax treatments for certain income streams. Recent changes affect capital gains and mutual fund taxation significantly for investors. Careful planning of investment exits and documentation is crucial for compliance. Adhering to FEMA and…

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Lionesses Run the Pride: What the Male Lion's Role Actually Looks Like in the Wild

The Hunters Are FemaleLionesses make roughly 90 percent of a pride's kills. That figure comes from decades of field observation in the Serengeti, including the long-running lion research project led by Craig Packer at the University of Minnesota, one of the most comprehensive predator studies ever conducted. The male is…

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Japanese Proverb of the Day: “Even brushing sleeves with a stranger is a connection from… — Life lessons on relationships, fate, kindness, meaningful encounters and why we are all connected in some way

Japanese Proverb of the Day highlights the meaning of “Even brushing sleeves with a stranger is a connection from a past life.” The saying reflects the Japanese belief in en, the invisible bonds that connect people through fate, circumstances and shared experiences. It suggests that even brief encounters with strangers…

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Global Market: Japan pension fund strategy may redraw global bond and currency markets

Japan’s plan to encourage its massive public pension funds to increase allocations to domestic assets has sparked expectations of a major shift in global capital flows. The move could support the yen, boost demand for Japanese government bonds and potentially reduce overseas asset purchases by Japanese institutions. While markets reacted…

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India bonds fall as oil spike, Treasury rout weigh

Indian government bonds experienced a decline early Monday, mirroring U.S. Treasury selloffs. Escalating U.S.-Iran tensions boosted oil prices, raising inflation concerns for India. Hopes for inclusion in Bloomberg's flagship index are expected to cushion further bond price drops. Overseas investors have shown persistent demand for Indian government bonds in July.…

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'Khaunga, khane doonga aur khilaunga': Congress slams PM Modi's anti-graft pitch

Congress has called Prime Minister Narendra Modi's promise a hoax. The party alleges a pattern of corruption and cover-ups under his leadership. Allegations include scams related to demonetization and electoral bonds. Further claims point to issues with the PM CARES Fund and specific government schemes. Opposition leaders also face accusations…

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With an El Niño looming, Australia has new laws to stop water market manipulation

It might feel strange to talk about being able to trade water as a financial asset, in the same way as company shares or bonds. But water is big business.

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3 Reasons High Earners Should Revisit Their Financial Plans Today

Technology is changing the way financial planners work and opening new doors for high earners. Here's why you may benefit from revisiting your existing plan.

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Why Inflation Data on July 14 Could Shift Retirement and Bond Planning

The July 14 inflation report could become a major moment for retirees, near-retirees, and anyone who relies on bonds for stability. The Consumer Price Index, or CPI, from the Bureau of Labor Statistics can shape expectations about interest rates, purchasing power, and the future path of fixed-income investments.

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Sovereign Gold Bond investor alert: Check July 2026 premature redemption calendar and schedule

Sovereign Gold Bonds offer investors a chance for early redemption after five years. Specific tranches are eligible for premature exit in July 2026. Investors must submit redemption requests within strict official timelines. These requests are processed through banks, post offices, and other designated channels. Missing the submission window may result…

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AI data centre boom doubles Big Tech debt to $350 billion in five years

Major AI data center builders have doubled their debt in five years. This borrowing finances an unprecedented spending spree for economic transformation. Investors have backed these companies, buying new bonds issued globally. However, Amazon's recent bond issuance received a chilly reception from buyers. Some companies show balance sheet strain as…

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The Best All-in-One ETFs to Keep Your Investment Portfolio Simple

The best all-in-one ETFs are diversified funds that can simplify investing with a single low-cost holding.

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India's 10-year bond logs best day in over a week on oil relief

On Friday, Indian government bonds experienced a positive shift with declining yields. This improvement was fueled by robust demand during a weekly auction and additional foreign investments. Falling oil prices further enhanced market sentiment. However, traders are keeping a vigilant eye on potential geopolitical tensions and weather disruptions. Furthermore, an…

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African Proverb of the Day: “A family tie is like a tree; it can bend but it cannot… — Life lessons on family, unity, forgiveness, strength and why home is where love resides

African Proverb of the Day highlights the meaning of “A family tie is like a tree; it can bend but it cannot break.” The proverb emphasizes the strength and resilience of family relationships. Like a tree that bends in strong winds without breaking, family bonds may be tested by disagreements,…

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India bonds rise as softer oil; Treasury gains offset debt sale caution

Indian government bonds saw early gains on Friday, influenced by U.S. Treasury movements and reduced oil prices. Foreign investors continued their strong bond purchases, reaching nearly four billion dollars since early June. This sustained buying has supported the market and kept dips shallow for Indian debt. Lower oil prices benefit…

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US Stock Market: Treasury yields ease as investors buy bonds after selloff; strong auction boosts sentiment

US Treasury prices saw gains as investors bought bonds following a sharp selloff. A strong auction of 30-year government bonds attracted significant foreign investor demand. Economic data indicated stable labor and moderating housing markets, reinforcing Fed rate hold expectations. Geopolitical tensions involving the United States and Iran remained a key…

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When Sisterhood Is the Disguise: How Toxic Female Friendship Hides Manipulation and Betrayal

She Was the First One You CalledYou told her things you hadn't said out loud to anyone. The fight with your mother. The promotion you didn't get. The way your husband looked at you last Tuesday. She listened with such completeness that you mistook her attention for safety. That is…

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Dogs vs. cats: Which pet is more loyal? Scientists reveal the surprising truth most owners never expected

Dogs vs. cats: Are dogs really more loyal, or is that just a myth? New animal behavior research shows dogs and cats both build strong emotional bonds with people, though they express loyalty in very different ways. With nearly 66% of U.S. households owning pets, understanding how dogs and cats…

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Value buyers lift India bonds; US-Iran war jitters, oil risks weigh

On Thursday, Indian government bonds rebounded following a selloff in the previous session. However, rising oil prices and U.S. Treasury yields limited the market's overall progress. Notably, foreign lenders significantly invested in Indian bonds in June, signaling robust inflows. Furthermore, overseas investors showed interest in Fully Accessible Route bonds, anticipating…

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PM Narendra Modi meets Australia Governor General Mostyn, discusses bilateral ties

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Australia's Governor-General Sam Mostyn discussing enduring bilateral bonds. They also exchanged views on the growing depth and diversity of the India-Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Modi met former Prime Minister Scott Morrison and recalled significant strides made in bilateral ties. He also met Victoria Governor Margaret…

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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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