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India plans first tokenised bond issue in September: Report

India is set to roll out tokenised corporate bonds next month, utilizing blockchain technology to facilitate immediate transaction settlements. The state-owned REC will be at the forefront of issuing these innovative bonds, which will require investors to possess both digital currency and securities wallets. This initial phase is designed for…

The Economic Times

The treasury bond mess: is this the demise of the US as a safe haven?

The US is scooping up treasury bonds in an effort to raise their price and push yields down – but it’s not working

The Guardian - US

India 10-year bond yield clings to 6.85%; traders eye oil moves amid sanctions threat

Indian government bonds remained steady as traders awaited oil price movements. US sanctions on Iran could impact global crude prices significantly. Higher oil prices may fuel inflation and widen India's current account deficit. Reserve Bank of India policymakers are open to raising interest rates. Swap rates saw little activity after…

The Economic Times

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ETMarkets Smart Talk | Have money in FDs? Why retail investors should consider 7-7.25% bond yields: Amit Somani

He believes the current environment offers an opportunity to lock in yields rather than wait for a marginal rise in rates, while investors with a three-year horizon could consider longer-duration bond funds such as corporate bond and G-sec funds.

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What Chanakya Niti Teaches About Trust and the Conditions That Make a Bond Lasting

The person who shows up before you askChanakya wrote in the Arthashastra that a person's character reveals itself not in prosperity but in the moment before they think they're being watched. You already know this. You've seen it in the friend who called the day before your results came, not…

Times Life

6 Signs Your Investment Strategy Was Built for the Market We Used to Have

Markets change, but investment strategies have a funny habit of sticking around long after their original assumptions stop making sense. A portfolio built around yesterday’s interest rates, inflation expectations, stock valuations, or retirement timeline can quietly become a poor match for the financial life it now needs to support.

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‘Frustration’ over Scottish bonds plan with no provision for independence

A campaigner has told of their “frustration” at a lack of engagement from the Scottish Government over their concerns about the bonds programme…

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India bonds log worst week in FY27 on RBI surprise U-turns

Indian government bonds encountered significant challenges this week, marking the worst week of the financial year. The Reserve Bank of India's hawkish policy minutes triggered a selloff, compounded by the early closure of a diaspora-deposit hedging facility. Additionally, soaring crude oil prices heightened inflation concerns and rate hike fears in…

The Economic Times

Gold bond premature redemption calendar for October 2026-March 2027 released: Check all SGB exit dates to redeem your investments

The Reserve Bank of India has set specific premature redemption windows for Sovereign Gold Bonds, allowing investors to withdraw funds between October 2026 and March 2027. Applications for early withdrawal must be made through approved channels, such as banks and post offices. It's imperative for investors to pay attention to…

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US corporate AI debt surge tests investor limits as fatigue emerges

While fund managers remain comfortable with the credit quality of companies such as Amazon and Alphabet, Google's parent company, they are increasingly demanding higher yields to accommodate the flood of issuance. This has raised concerns that a tipping point could emerge if AI spending continues to escalate.

The Economic Times

US Treasury intervention gives Japanese bonds temporary relief as 3% yield looms

Japanese government bond yields received temporary relief after U.S. Treasury intervention, but analysts warn the 10-year JGB yield could surpass 3%. Persistent inflation, a weak yen, expansive fiscal policy, rising oil prices and expectations of Bank of Japan tightening continue to pressure Japanese debt markets, keeping borrowing costs elevated.

The Economic Times

Cut cost of loans for solar panels on UK homes, ministers urged

Report says ‘solar bonds’ could fund wider access to clean energy, reducing household bills

The Guardian - UK

India bonds hang tight before supply as oil stalls

On Friday morning, Indian government bonds found stability as oil prices leveled off. The market reacted to hawkish minutes from the central bank and a sudden spike in crude prices. Later today, a major debt sale will gauge investor interest in bonds. As retail inflation surpassed the Reserve Bank of…

The Economic Times

HDFC Bank shares gain after record $1.75 billion overseas bond raise. What lies ahead?

HDFC Bank raised $1.75 billion through a twin bond sale to overseas investors. The lender raised $500 million via three-year bonds and $1.25 billion through five-year securities, both priced at tighter spreads than initial guidance, signalling strong investor demand.

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Global Market Today: Asian stocks follow Wall Street lower, dollar slips

Asian bonds and equities faced a downturn, reflecting the declines witnessed on Wall Street. An uptick in US Treasury yields dampened investor enthusiasm surrounding debt repurchases. Meanwhile, the yen held steady, suggesting that inflation trends could lead to a rate increase by the Bank of Japan. Bitcoin soared past seventy…

The Independent UK

Why Treasury Secretary Bessent's moves to calm the bond market haven't worked so far

Interest rates rebounded Thursday despite efforts by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to put a lid on longer-term borrowing costs

The Guardian - UK

Why is the Trump administration causing turmoil in the bond markets?

As yields are dragged higher in the UK, Europe and Japan, the impact for consumers and businesses will be far-reaching

Euronews

Europe’s borrowing costs are rising. What does that mean for you?

Higher bond market yields are already affecting mortgage offers in some of Europe’s biggest economies, while governments face a slower but mounting increase in the cost of servicing debt.

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Investors dump India bonds after hawkish RBI minutes

Domestic bonds experienced mounting pressure after the Reserve Bank of India's recent policy minutes conveyed a hawkish tone. The escalation in oil prices further compounded this decline in bond values. Policymakers expressed a willingness to raise interest rates if inflation concerns arise, triggering fears of increased borrowing costs within the…

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Global Market: Japanese government bonds rally as US Treasury action calms global debt markets

Japanese government bonds rallied on Thursday as a US Treasury move to boost liquidity support for longer-dated debt eased pressure across global bond markets. Long-term JGB yields fell, while strong demand at a 20-year bond auction offered further support. Investors, however, remained cautious over inflation, oil prices and debt levels.

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Steve Hanke Warns Bond Vigilantes Are Back, Says 10-Year Yield Could Rise Another 50 Basis Points: ‘Very Bearish’

Economist Steve Hanke says the bond market is accurately pricing rising risks, leaving a bleak outlook for Treasuries, expressing concerns that President Donald Trump‘s policies are triggering a selloff.

The Economic Times

RBI's surprisingly hawkish tone in policy minutes weighs on Indian bonds

Early Thursday saw a significant sell-off in Indian government bonds as minutes from the central bank's recent policy meeting hinted at possible rate hikes. Policymakers conveyed increased concerns about inflationary pressures within the economy. Additionally, soaring oil prices exacerbated anxieties about rising interest rates, potentially putting further strain on the…

The Economic Times

US Stock Market: Treasury steps in to curb rising long-duration bond yields

The US Treasury has doubled planned buybacks of longer-dated bonds to at least $4 billion per operation, seeking to ease liquidity pressures after the 30-year Treasury yield hit its highest level since 2007. The move comes amid rising fiscal concerns, elevated borrowing costs and heightened geopolitical tensions.

The Economic Times

Global Market: Singapore's OCBC taps global debt market with £1 billion bond issue

OCBC has priced £1 billion of covered bonds due in 2029 under its $10 billion Global Covered Bond Programme, with proceeds earmarked for general corporate purposes as the Singapore lender diversifies its funding base.

The Economic Times

ETMarkets Smart Talk | How to invest ₹1 crore in bonds for 3 years: Vineet Agarwal’s playbook

For investors with a three-year horizon, the focus now shifts from chasing capital gains to earning steady carry while managing credit, liquidity and reinvestment risks.

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