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Quote of the day by Christopher Walken: “We're born alone. We die alone. And in between, we spend our lives looking for...” — Life lessons from an inspiring quote on true friendship, loneliness, human connection, emotional closeness, changing relationships, empathy, acceptance and personal fulfillment from the iconic Pulp Fiction star

Quote of the day by Christopher Walken examines essential human solitude and the rare presence of true friendship. While most social ties naturally fade through life transitions and distance, enduring bonds provide necessary warmth during periods of personal uncertainty and emotional fatigue. The article explores key lessons on gratitude, active…

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Beyond Stocks and Bonds: Rethinking wealth creation with alternative assets

ET Alpha Summit 2.0 will bring together leading investment voices to explore how niche alternative assets could shape the next phase of multi-generational wealth creation. The masterclass will examine emerging opportunities, onshoring trends and structural shifts, while weighing return potential against risk, complexity and liquidity.

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Global Market: European stocks rise as bond selloff eases; investors await U.S. jobs data

After three consecutive days of declines, European stocks rebounded on Thursday, fueled by a respite in the global selloff of government bonds. Investors are keenly anticipating upcoming US economic data, which might offer insights into future policy changes. While oil prices dipped, they remained high enough to keep inflation concerns…

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India bonds gain as RBI FX inflows lift liquidity, spur short-term debt buying

Indian government bonds saw gains early Thursday, led by shorter-term debt. Larger dollar inflows boosted rupee liquidity and improved sentiment for Indian assets. Banks raised significant foreign currency, adding to domestic liquidity for several years. This influx strengthened India's ability to support the rupee and domestic markets. Elevated oil prices…

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Global bond slump looks painful, but its nothing like the 2022 rout

Global bond markets are experiencing a selloff, though less severe than four years ago. Current yield increases are smaller, providing some market reassurance and new opportunities. Heavy government spending and AI financing are adding pressure to bond markets. Higher yields offer investors a better income cushion against falling prices. Bond…

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Why Diversification Isn't as Simple as 60/40 Anymore (and What You Can Do Instead)

Traditional portfolios are becoming increasingly concentrated. Consider investing in real assets, such as commodities, infrastructure and real estate.

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HSBC sets final guidance for Samurai bond sale, term sheet shows

HSBC Holdings has set the final price guidance for its upcoming Samurai bond issuance, featuring senior unsecured callable fixed-rate bonds maturing in 2030, 2032, and 2037. These bonds, denominated in yen, will be sold at their full face value. Investors can expect pricing on Friday, with a settlement date earmarked…

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Indian bonds join global debt selloff, bruised by oil and US Treasury yields

Indian government bonds faced further declines for the fifth consecutive session as U.S. Treasury yields approached three-year peaks. The surge in oil prices reignited inflation concerns, particularly impacting India due to its status as a major importer. This scenario intensified expectations for monetary policy adjustments by the RBI. Critical upcoming…

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Global Market: Japan’s 3% bond yield barrier signals shift in global debt flows

Japan’s 10-year government bond yield crossing 3% is making domestic fixed-income assets increasingly attractive, raising concerns that Japanese institutional investors could reduce their overseas bond exposure.

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Warren Buffett once called bonds a terrible investment but later massively invested in them. Here's why

Warren Buffett has long warned against long-term bonds, calling them a poor investment for investors with extended horizons. Yet Berkshire Hathaway has amassed a huge short-term Treasury position, highlighting the distinction between long-duration bonds and cash-like instruments. As global yields surge, Buffett’s bond strategy offers a timely lesson for investors.

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Why are global bond yields surging to multi-decade highs?

Global government borrowing costs are reaching multi-decade highs as inflation persists. Bond yields in major economies like the United States and Japan have sharply increased. Renewed oil price gains and substantial government debt add to market pressures. Higher borrowing costs impact households, businesses, and government finances significantly. Investors watch for…

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Global Market: Japanese bond yields rise as BOJ hawkish signals fuel rate-hike bets

Japanese government bonds extended their selloff on Wednesday as hawkish signals from the Bank of Japan strengthened expectations of a near-term rate hike. The five-year JGB yield hit a record 2.295%, while the 10-year yield rose to 3.01%, as investors also weighed rising global yields, higher government borrowing and fiscal…

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Indian 10-year bond yield tops 7% on global debt rout, oil rally

Indian government bonds declined early Wednesday, with yields briefly exceeding seven percent. A global debt selloff and rising oil prices are impacting investor sentiment. Higher developed market yields reduce emerging market debt attractiveness and can spur outflows. Brent crude prices surged, increasing India's vulnerability to inflation and fiscal strain. Markets…

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US debt hits $40 trillion. Here’s how Washington has tackled funding crises before

America has historically faced significant debt challenges and devised new funding methods. During the Civil War, new buyers were created for government bonds. Wall Street financiers were enlisted to stabilize gold reserves in 1895. World War II saw enlistment of savers and pegging of yields through war bonds. Later, auctions…

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The Independent UK

Why bond yields are rising and why everyone should care

Interest rates on government bonds are rising again around the world, making borrowing more expensive for consumers and businesses and heightening concerns about whether governments are issuing more debt than financial markets can handle

The Conversation

Why the rise in government debt is freaking out the bond market

Mortgage holders know interest rates have risen over the past year, as the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) lifted the cash rate to fight inflation. But mortgage holders are not alone: governments and business borrowers are facing the same pressure.

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As US Bond Selloff Accelerates, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Says a Stronger Yen is Coming

Japan is the largest international holder of US Treasury bonds, and Bessent weighed in on Tokyo’s monetary policy during the G20 summit.

The Economic Times

India bonds inch lower, joining global debt selloff

The Indian bond market saw a downturn, reflecting a broader global selloff in debt markets. Escalating geopolitical conflicts and soaring oil prices raised inflation fears in India, leading to intensified speculation regarding potential interest rate hikes by the Reserve Bank of India. Additionally, foreign investors experienced their first month of…

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Revised NPS rules for subscribers: PFRDA classifies NPS schemes into five categories; how it will make scheme selection easier for you

NPS subscribers will experience significant changes in pension fund categorization and presentation. A new framework standardizes scheme selection, offering five broad categories for subscribers. Lifecycle schemes will be sub-categorized, while MSF schemes will have five distinct equity exposure levels. The pension body also mandates a new procedure for comparing charges,…

The Independent UK

UK government borrowing costs soar to a 28-year high ahead of Budget

Higher rates on the bonds will therefore mean that it costs UK more in order to borrow money

Kiplinger

How to Support Local Communities With Your Fixed-Income Strategy

Tired of lending money to Uncle Sam? There are other ways to invest your fixed-income dollars that are secure and can help you do good while doing well.

The Economic Times

HDFC Bank’s bonds fall to record low after CEO’s shock exit

HDFC Bank’s newly issued dollar bonds fell to record lows as CEO Sashidhar Jagdishan’s unexpected exit intensified investor concerns over leadership succession and governance. The bank’s shares have also underperformed the broader market, though analysts say its fundamental creditworthiness remains intact. HDFC Bank is reportedly seeking an executive search firm…

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US Treasury selloff pushes India 10-year bond yield towards 7%

Indian government bonds experienced a sharp decline, pushing yields higher. U.S. Treasury yields rose significantly due to escalating geopolitical risks. High oil prices are fueling inflation concerns and tighter monetary policy expectations. India's strong economic growth adds to potential monetary tightening pressures. Bond yields are nearing a key psychological level,…

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Why your first Rs 25 lakh investment is a major wealth-creation milestone

Reaching the Rs 25 lakh milestone signifies a transformative moment in wealth creation for young investors. It indicates that accumulated capital is now playing a crucial role in enhancing portfolio growth, alongside new savings. With market downturns having a more pronounced effect in rupee terms, effective risk management strategies become…

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Global Market Today: Asian bonds fall as geopolitical risks lift oil, yields

Brent crude extended gains in early Asian trading to over $91 a barrel after renewed fighting in the Middle East. The US and Iran exchanged strikes for the first time in about a month as American forces hit an island in the Strait of Hormuz and the Islamic Republic responded…

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