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What Nirmala Sitharaman Said On India's Increased Gold Accumulation
India's rising gold reserves are not intended to replace any international currency, said Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in Lok Sabha.
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BRICS Bank Aims To Issue First Indian Rupee Bond By October
The development bank founded by the so-called BRICS countries is planning to issue its first Indian rupee bond by October, its chief operating officer said on Monday, as the lender comes under pressure to raise and lend more in local currencies.
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Stablecoins May be Accepted as Bail Bonds in New York; Crypto Growth Consistent in US
The New York State regulators have floated a proposal to let the residents pay and settle bail bonds in the form of stablecoins. By making bail bold payments acceptable as stablecoins, New York will be able to record all the sensitive information permanently and unchangeably on the blockchain network of choice. Pegged to reserve assets like gold or...
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Foreign Portfolio Investors In India To Pay Higher Tax On Debt Securities: Report
Foreign portfolio investors will lose a preferential tax rate on interest from Indian government securities and corporate and foreign currency bonds.
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Worst Over For Indian Rupee, Bond Yields May Dip: Report
"The worst part of dollar strength globally is behind us, which means that currencies should not be unduly stressed against the dollar," said Rajeev Mohan, president and head - treasury & global markets at Kotak Mahindra Bank.
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Sensex Could Hit 80,000 If India Included In Global Bond Indexes: Morgan Stanley
India's long wait to win inclusion in JPMorgan's influential emerging market local currency debt index was set to be pushed out into next year, Reuters reported earlier this year.
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India's First Green Bond To Attract Domestic, Foreign Investors: Report
India's first sovereign green bond will attract a mix of local and global buyers but the former may dominate as currency risks could keep foreign investor interest in check, according to bankers.
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Bond Yields Trade Lower On Value-Buying; Firmer Rupee Aids Risk Sentiment
Indian government bond yields traded marginally lower on Monday, as investors continue to add positions, while the strengthening of local currency further aided risk sentiment.
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World's Biggest Sovereign Wealth Fund Loses $43 Billion In September Quarter
Norway's sovereign wealth fund, the world's biggest, said Friday it had lost more than $43 billion in the third quarter as stock markets plunged and interest rates rose.
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Israel Eyes Government Bond Issuance Using Blockchain Technology
Israel's government is preparing to issue government bonds using a blockchain technology platform, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) said.
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Government Bonds Not Added To Influential JPMorgan Index, Remain On Watch
JPMorgan said India will remain on its radar for inclusion in its influential emerging market local currency debt index after its latest review on Tuesday, dashing hopes of inclusion of Asia's third largest economy in its index this year.
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India's Stock, Forex And Money Markets Closed After Soaring In Previous Session
Indian stock, currency and money markets will remain closed on Wednesday on account of Ganesh Chaturthi, a day after soaring to mark several key milestones.
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Stocks, Oil And Bond Yields Fall On Taiwan Political Tensions
Global stocks slipped and bond yields fell on Tuesday, compounding fears of a global recession, on concern that a visit by US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan would further harm relations between China and the United States.
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Wall Street Hit By Walmart Wipeout, Gas Supply Cut Concerns Knock Europe
World shares skidded and bond markets rallied on Tuesday as some disappointing earnings, the prospect of another super-sized US interest rate hike this week, and Europe's looming gas crisis all kept investors on edge.
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Asian Central Banks Forced To Play Catch-Up In Global Rush To Hike Rates
Having bucked a global dash to tighten monetary policy for a year, Asian central banks find themselves scrambling to catch up in order to tackle rising inflation and defend weakening currencies.
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What Nirmala Sitharaman Said On India's Increased Gold Accumulation
India's rising gold reserves are not intended to replace any international currency, said Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in Lok Sabha.
-
BRICS Bank Aims To Issue First Indian Rupee Bond By October
The development bank founded by the so-called BRICS countries is planning to issue its first Indian rupee bond by October, its chief operating officer said on Monday, as the lender comes under pressure to raise and lend more in local currencies.
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Stablecoins May be Accepted as Bail Bonds in New York; Crypto Growth Consistent in US
The New York State regulators have floated a proposal to let the residents pay and settle bail bonds in the form of stablecoins. By making bail bold payments acceptable as stablecoins, New York will be able to record all the sensitive information permanently and unchangeably on the blockchain network of choice. Pegged to reserve assets like gold or...
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Foreign Portfolio Investors In India To Pay Higher Tax On Debt Securities: Report
Foreign portfolio investors will lose a preferential tax rate on interest from Indian government securities and corporate and foreign currency bonds.
-
Worst Over For Indian Rupee, Bond Yields May Dip: Report
"The worst part of dollar strength globally is behind us, which means that currencies should not be unduly stressed against the dollar," said Rajeev Mohan, president and head - treasury & global markets at Kotak Mahindra Bank.
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Sensex Could Hit 80,000 If India Included In Global Bond Indexes: Morgan Stanley
India's long wait to win inclusion in JPMorgan's influential emerging market local currency debt index was set to be pushed out into next year, Reuters reported earlier this year.
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India's First Green Bond To Attract Domestic, Foreign Investors: Report
India's first sovereign green bond will attract a mix of local and global buyers but the former may dominate as currency risks could keep foreign investor interest in check, according to bankers.
-
Bond Yields Trade Lower On Value-Buying; Firmer Rupee Aids Risk Sentiment
Indian government bond yields traded marginally lower on Monday, as investors continue to add positions, while the strengthening of local currency further aided risk sentiment.
-
World's Biggest Sovereign Wealth Fund Loses $43 Billion In September Quarter
Norway's sovereign wealth fund, the world's biggest, said Friday it had lost more than $43 billion in the third quarter as stock markets plunged and interest rates rose.
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Israel Eyes Government Bond Issuance Using Blockchain Technology
Israel's government is preparing to issue government bonds using a blockchain technology platform, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) said.
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Government Bonds Not Added To Influential JPMorgan Index, Remain On Watch
JPMorgan said India will remain on its radar for inclusion in its influential emerging market local currency debt index after its latest review on Tuesday, dashing hopes of inclusion of Asia's third largest economy in its index this year.
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India's Stock, Forex And Money Markets Closed After Soaring In Previous Session
Indian stock, currency and money markets will remain closed on Wednesday on account of Ganesh Chaturthi, a day after soaring to mark several key milestones.
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Stocks, Oil And Bond Yields Fall On Taiwan Political Tensions
Global stocks slipped and bond yields fell on Tuesday, compounding fears of a global recession, on concern that a visit by US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan would further harm relations between China and the United States.
-
Wall Street Hit By Walmart Wipeout, Gas Supply Cut Concerns Knock Europe
World shares skidded and bond markets rallied on Tuesday as some disappointing earnings, the prospect of another super-sized US interest rate hike this week, and Europe's looming gas crisis all kept investors on edge.
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Asian Central Banks Forced To Play Catch-Up In Global Rush To Hike Rates
Having bucked a global dash to tighten monetary policy for a year, Asian central banks find themselves scrambling to catch up in order to tackle rising inflation and defend weakening currencies.
