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Rupee seen testing record lows; bonds to extend fall on Iran war jitters

The Indian rupee is poised to hit record lows as investors grapple with growth-inflation risks stemming from the Iran war. Rising Brent crude prices are fueling global inflation concerns, prompting expectations of monetary tightening. India's policymakers are implementing measures to support the rupee and manage balance of payments pressures, while…

The Economic Times

Global Market Today: Asian shares slip, oil prices pile pressure on bonds

Asian markets declined Monday. Drone attacks in the Gulf boosted oil prices and bond yields. Investors anticipate Nvidia's earnings report this week, which could impact the AI boom. G7 finance ministers are meeting to discuss the Strait of Hormuz and raw material supplies. High energy costs are driving inflation concerns…

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The top foreign holders of U.S. debt may soon dump Treasury bonds and bring their money back home, potentially spiking borrowing costs

Yields for 10- and 30-year JGBs have soared to the highest levels since the 1990s, and the central bank is expected to tighten for the fifth time since 2024.

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African proverb of the day: 'Little things make a woman love a man...' Life lessons on relationships, romance, wealth and why you don't need only grand gestures to win a heart

African proverb of the day shares a message about relationships, romance, wealth, and trust. It explains how small actions create strong bonds. The proverb shows that care, effort, and attention matter more than expensive gifts. It also connects love with patience, honesty, and daily effort. This message continues to guide…

The Economic Times

Global bonds battered as flaring inflation spooks investors

Global bond markets are experiencing significant interest rate hikes, driven by escalating energy prices from the Iran conflict and persistent inflation. This is impacting everything from homebuying to corporate borrowing, with benchmark U.S. Treasury yields reaching yearly highs. Investors are now anticipating further rate increases from central banks worldwide, a…

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212% return on SGB premature redemption date: Gold bond turns Rs 1 lakh investment into Rs 3.12 lakh

The Reserve Bank of India has announced the premature redemption price for Sovereign Gold Bond (SGB) 2020-21 Series-VIII, allowing investors to redeem from May 18, 2026. A Rs 1 lakh investment in this SGB, issued at Rs 5,127 per gram, has grown to approximately Rs 3.12 lakh, yielding a 212.30%…

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China stands ready to deepen solidarity with partners: Chinese envoy to India on BRICS Foreign Ministers' Meeting

China's Ambassador Xu Feihong congratulated India on hosting the BRICS Foreign Ministers' Meeting. He highlighted constructive discussions on global issues and China's commitment to deepening BRICS solidarity and cooperation. China proposes strengthening strategic collaboration, economic ties, innovation, and people-to-people bonds. BRICS remains a key platform for addressing global challenges and…

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African proverb of the day: 'A home without a woman is like a barn without a...' - life lessons on women's role in family unity, love, togetherness, support, emotional connection and what truly makes a home

African proverb of the day: The African saying emphasizes that relationships and emotional connections, not just material comfort, define a home. This saying highlights the vital role of human connection, care, and family in creating warmth and balance, urging appreciation for those who foster these bonds.

The Economic Times

Demand for longer-term U.S. debt gets weaker as one shock after another stokes fear that high inflation is here to stay

On Wednesday, the Treasury Department sold $25 billion of 30-year bonds at a 5% yield for the first time since 2007.

Fortune

7 Reasons Your Portfolio Needs More Than Just an S&P 500 ETF in 2026

An S&P 500 ETF might be the easiest, most obvious investment you can make. But it probably shouldn't be the only one.

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7 Things Dying Dogs Often Do Before Saying Goodbye

Few experiences are as emotionally painful as watching a beloved dog approach the end of its life. For millions of dog owners around the world, the final days of a pet are filled with confusion, grief, guilt, and a desperate search for meaning in every small behavior. Veterinarians and animal…

Times Pets

Bonds worry, while stocks enjoy the "bliss trade"

The disconnect can get a bit confusing for investors and policymakers.

Axios

Gilts and pound suffer sell-off as market frets over Labour leadership

Yields on UK government bonds climbed back up on worries over political instability and the candidates jostling to challenge the Prime Minister.

Evening Standard

Japanese bond yields hit record highs as rate-hike bets firm

The benchmark 10-year JGB yield rose as much as 10 basis points (bps) to 2.73%, the highest ‌level since ⁠May 1997. The ⁠yields on five-year notes and 20-year bonds touched all-time peaks of 2.00% and 3.615%, respectively. Yields move inversely to bond prices.

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India’s cities need Rs 80 lakh crore investment to support urban growth: Report

India requires Rs 80 lakh crore for urban infrastructure by 2037. Cities will contribute significantly to the nation's GDP. A new Rs 1 lakh crore fund will encourage market-based funding for urban projects. Local bodies must raise funds through bonds or loans. This will improve financial discipline and city creditworthiness.…

The Economic Times

Alphabet sells yen bonds worth $3.6 billion, largest such issue by foreign company

Alphabet has issued a record-breaking 576.5 billion yen ($3.6 billion) in yen-denominated bonds, marking its first such debt offering. This move supports its substantial AI investment program and funding diversification efforts. The issuance saw strong demand from investors, surpassing Berkshire Hathaway's previous record.

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Why Kunti Chose Society Over Her Own Son

A mother abandoning her newborn child sounds impossible to forgive. And when people hear the story of Kunti and Karna, the first emotion they often feel is anger. How could a mother leave her own son alone in a river? Was Kunti selfish? Weak? Heartless? But the deeper truth of…

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Is Negative Sentiment in Bonds a Reason to Buy?

Rising oil prices are lifting inflation indicators and weighing on bond prices. Sentiment in the U.S. government bond market is bearish, which could explain why the odds favor the upside.

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The Independent UK

NS&I Premium Bonds rate increases – what’s your chances of winning?

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Premium Bonds prizes raised by NS&I - but how do they compare with the best savings accounts?

NS&I still playing market catch-up as interest rates rise

Euronews

US 30-year bond yield tops 5% as Kevin Warsh takes Fed helm and inflation rises

The US Treasury sold 30-year bonds at a yield above 5% for the first time since 2007 on Wednesday, highlighting mounting investor unease just as the Senate confirmed Kevin Warsh as the next chair of the Federal Reserve.

Evening Standard

Boost for Premium Bonds holders as odds of winning set to improve

Premium Bonds provider NS&I has also increased some savings rates

The Economic Times

Could a tax break on bond investments be the move that strengthens the Rupee? Ashvin Parekh answers

India is considering reducing taxes on foreign investments in its bonds to attract long-term capital and stabilize the rupee. This move aims to offset currency risk concerns that have deterred foreign investors, particularly from the bond market, following withdrawals from equities. The policy's success hinges on the extent of tax…

The Economic Times

Foreign ticket holders from World Cup qualifying countries won't have to pay bonds to enter US

The United States is easing travel rules for World Cup fans. Foreign visitors from countries that qualified for the tournament and bought tickets will no longer need to pay large visa bonds. This change applies to citizens from Algeria, Cape Verde, Ivory Coast, Senegal, and Tunisia.

Times Pets

5 Hidden Signs Your Dog Trusts You More Than Anyone Else

Trust is the deepest emotion a dog can show toward a human, yet it is rarely expressed in obvious ways. Unlike humans, dogs do not say “I trust you” in words or dramatic gestures. Instead, they communicate through subtle behaviors rooted in instinct, vulnerability, and emotional safety. Modern canine behavior…

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