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US treasury secretary hails government’s bond buyback a success

On Tuesday, the 10-year treasury rate yield reached a 19-year high at 5.041% as investors are wary Iran war fallout

The Guardian - US · Sep 15

The Guardian view on the Bank of England’s £120bn bill: power without accountability

Editorial: Quantitative tightening has blurred the line between monetary and fiscal policy, leaving ministers accountable for decisions they cannot directly control

The Guardian - UK · Sep 15

US 10-year Treasury yields hit 19-year high ahead of Fed rate decision

US 10-year Treasury yields climbed significantly on Tuesday, reaching their highest levels since 2007. Rising oil prices and global inflation pressures are fueling these market movements. Investors anticipate the Federal Reserve will soon implement its first interest rate increase. This potential hike aims to address persistent inflation concerns across the…

The Economic Times · Sep 15

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Foreign investors pull Rs 5,109 cr from govt bonds in 3 days amid global uncertainty

In a recent turn of events, foreign portfolio investors pulled out over Rs 5,109 crore from Indian government securities. This significant withdrawal was driven by global uncertainties and a declining rupee, alongside soaring crude oil prices and increasing US Treasury yields. Such conditions rendered Indian sovereign debt less appealing, prompting…

The Economic Times · Sep 15

How did Greece end up borrowing more cheaply than France?

Greece now pays less than France to borrow despite carrying more debt. Here’s how Athens rebuilt market trust while Paris lost fiscal credibility.

Euronews · Sep 15

Why does the US bond selloff matter for global markets?

The recent selloff of U.S. government bonds is leading to a rise in borrowing costs throughout the economy. As Treasury yields climb, consumers are feeling the pinch in their mortgage and auto loan rates. Furthermore, this shift burdens companies with increased financing costs, deterring potential investments. Additionally, escalating interest expenses…

The Economic Times · Sep 15

US 10-year bond yield crosses 5%: Why Warren Buffett once called bonds a terrible investment

The US 10-year Treasury yield has crossed 5% for the first time since 2023, raising concerns about pressure on equities as bonds become more attractive. The move revives Warren Buffett’s long-standing caution on long-term bonds, even as Berkshire Hathaway has maintained large holdings of short-term US Treasury bills.

The Economic Times · Sep 15

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Bank of England urged to slow or halt bond-selling to slash UK borrowing costs

Economists urge John Healey to press Bank to change policy that is costing the exchequer billions of pounds

The Guardian - UK · Sep 15

Why Odisha Girls Worship Maa Mangala: The Untold Story

Why do young girls in Odisha gather together to worship Maa Mangala during Khudurukuni Puja? Behind this beautiful tradition is a touching story about a young girl named Ta’voi, who was the only sister among seven brothers. According to the traditional story, her life changed dramatically when her brothers left…

MyLifeXP · Sep 14

Cracked Heels Are a Pressure Problem Long Before They Become a Moisture Problem

The crack starts from below, not the surfaceHeel skin does not thin and split because it is dry. It splits because it is compressed repeatedly from below and sheared laterally with every step. The fat pad under your heel, a dense, shock-absorbing cushion, spreads outward when your body weight lands…

Times Life · Sep 14

An $80 Billion Treasury Shift Could Be a Warning for U.S. Bonds

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is facing an increasingly intense logistical headache. Here's what to know.

Barchart · Sep 14

China's Z.AI raises $5 billion from new share, convertible bond sales, filing shows

Z.AI launched ‌the sales ⁠on ⁠Friday, offering 21.97 million new Hong Kong shares at HK$714 ($91.05) each, a 10% discount to Friday's closing price of HK$793.

The Economic Times · Sep 13

Scalp Exfoliation for Dandruff and Oily Haircare: Who Needs It and When to Stop

Your scalp accumulates buildup the way your face does, just slowerDead skin cells shed from your scalp every day. On most people, regular shampooing removes enough of them. But add dry shampoo, styling products, hard water mineral deposits, or an overactive sebaceous gland, and that shedding cycle stalls. The result…

Times Life · Sep 13

Demat 2.0 explained: Why it matters for bond market investors

In an innovative move, Sebi has rolled out Demat 2.0, a pilot scheme aimed at tokenising corporate bonds. This initiative facilitates rapid settlement and instant fund retrieval for investors. It automates interest and redemption payments through smart contracts, while atomic settlement mitigates risks by coordinating the release of bonds and…

The Economic Times · Sep 12

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Times Life · Sep 12

Keratosis Pilaris: Those Rough Bumps on Your Arms Are Not Dirt and Scrubbing Only Makes Them Worse

What Those Bumps Actually AreKeratosis pilaris is a follicular condition in which keratin, the protein that forms your hair and nails, builds up inside individual hair follicles and plugs them. The result is a cluster of small, rough bumps, usually on the upper arms, thighs, or cheeks, that feel like…

The Economic Times · Sep 11

Demat 2.0 will bring instant bond settlement closer, trading after regulation and market readiness: NSDL MD

Demat 2.0 can allow investors to receive tokenised bonds instantly against payments made through the central bank digital currency (CBDC), significantly reducing the time gap in securities settlement, NSDL Managing Director Vijay Chandok said, while noting that wider trading will depend on regulatory approval and market readiness.

The Economic Times · Sep 11

RBI opts for sharp liquidity drain through $10.5 billion debt sale

The Reserve Bank of India is set to issue bonds valued at one trillion rupees to help manage surplus liquidity in the banking sector. This strategic move comes in response to increasing inflationary pressures driven by high oil prices, with the central bank indicating that all liquidity management strategies are…

The Economic Times · Sep 11

Psychology says people who bring food to every house party may be doing more than being polite

House parties are inherently social settings, and sharing food can make those interactions feel more natural and comfortable. Research by psychologist Robin Dunbar suggests that eating with others may be linked to greater happiness, trust, social engagement and a stronger sense of connection. His work indicates that communal meals may…

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The Economic Times · Sep 11

India 10-year yield tops 7% as oil rout extends losses into fourth week

Indian government bonds dipped this week due to a spike in oil prices, alongside a decline in global debt markets significantly affecting Treasury yields. The uncertainty surrounding the Reserve Bank of India's liquidity stance added further strain, resulting in the 10-year yield exceeding 7%. Looking ahead, investors are keenly awaiting…

Fortune · Sep 11

'If the Bloomberg Terminal bros are unhappy with what I'm doing, that's too bad': Bessent's sharp rebuke for policy critics

"I'm not sure where the beef is," Bessent said.

The Economic Times · Sep 11

Global Market: Eurozone bonds slide as energy prices stoke inflation fears

Eurozone government bonds are facing their sharpest weekly selloff since the Iran war began as surging energy prices fuel inflation concerns and boost expectations of further rate hikes. German, French and Italian yields have climbed, putting global debt markets under pressure.

The Economic Times · Sep 11

New-age industries fuelling India's capex cycle, says SBI chief

Corporate spending on infrastructure projects is increasing across India. New sectors like data centers and green hydrogen are driving credit demand. Companies are increasing capital expenditure due to better demand and growth prospects. Bank lending has grown significantly as companies prefer loans over bonds. State Bank of India is deploying…

The Economic Times · Sep 11

HDFC Bank shares fall 2% to fresh 52-week low despite victory in Credit Suisse AT1 bonds cases in Bahrain

HDFC Bank shares fell despite the rejection of all seven Bahrain cases linked to Credit Suisse AT1 bonds. The stock remains under pressure amid governance concerns, recent losses and investor focus on earnings, while brokerages maintain positive views.

The Guardian - AU · Sep 11

Australian fuel prices set to rise by 30c as global markets react to ‘deadly cocktail’

Global oil price at its highest since May while investors dump stocks and bonds after Donald Trump’s $5,000 ‘dividend’ promise

The Economic Times · Sep 11

264% return on SGB premature redemption date today: Gold bond turns Rs 1 lakh investment into Rs 3.64 lakh

The Reserve Bank of India has revealed the early redemption price for a particular series of gold bonds. Starting September 11, 2026, investors can redeem SGB 2019-20 Series X at Rs 15,328 per unit, determined by current gold pricing.

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