The US Treasury’s decision to double its long-term bond buyback operations briefly eased pressure in government debt markets, but the relief quickly faded. Rising yields returned as investors remained focused on inflation, heavy borrowing needs and concerns about the outlook for US government debt. Treasury Doubles Long-Term Bond Buybacks The US Treasury announced on August 19 that it would at…
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Foreign portfolio investors stepped up selling in Indian equities in September as high US bond yields, elevated crude oil prices, a weaker rupee and global uncertainty reduced the appeal of Indian assets. The latest data points to a sharp reversal after foreign investors had returned as buyers in July and…
China's services sector expanded at its fastest pace in three months in September, with the latest private-sector PMI showing stronger business activity and a pickup in new orders. Overseas demand also improved, adding to signs that China's service economy is gaining momentum. China Services PMI Rises to 51.6 in September…
Five Adani Group companies have settled proceedings with market regulator SEBI by paying a combined ₹1.51 crore over alleged disclosure and corporate governance lapses. The settlement covers issues involving related-party transaction disclosures and audit compliance, with the companies not admitting or denying the allegations. Five Adani Group Companies Reach SEBI…
The Reserve Bank of India has issued final directions for minimum capital requirements for market risk under the revised Basel III framework. The new rules cover trading, interest-rate, equity and foreign-exchange exposures and will apply to commercial banks from April 1, 2027. RBI finalises new market risk capital framework The…
The global flow of foreign direct investment has fallen sharply from its 2007 peak to about $1 trillion in 2024, while remittances have surged. New World Bank data show how migrant money is becoming an increasingly important source of external finance, particularly for developing economies. Global FDI falls sharply from…
Indian stocks fell to a three-month low on September 11 as Brent crude moved above $108 a barrel and escalating Middle East tensions raised concerns over inflation, interest rates and corporate costs. The sell-off spread across most sectors, while oil producers bucked the trend. Indian Stocks Fall as Middle East…
European debt concerns intensified on October 8, 2026, as rising government bond yields and higher…
India’s business landscape is shifting, and Tier 2 cities are emerging as significant players in…
India’s export sector is showing signs of resilience even as global economic growth slows down.…
Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are a backbone of India’s economy, contributing significantly to…
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