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RBI to Auction ₹25,000 Crore in Govt Bonds – Key Takeaways for Investors and Analysts 1. RBI Auction: RBI will auction ₹25,000 crore worth of government bonds on July 11, 2025. 2. Bond Types: New bond maturing in 2032 (₹11,000 crore). Re-issue

#bondshort - BI FEB 2024 - ° Euro zone bond markets mimic Treasuries, pushing correlations to record. ° Blue chip companies have sold at least $153 billion of bonds in the US in February. ° INDIAN govt bond yields fall for 4th consecutive mon

If US bond yields increase further, the market could correct a bit more for now. FIIs will withdraw more money then. avi fir se DII and RETAILERS ki bari hai

A lot went down yesterday in both the Indian and global markets - 1. Paytm surprised everyone with a profitable result 2. Japan’s 10 year bond yields hit an all-time high This earnings season is full of unexpected twists.

For years, Japan quietly ran one of the most unusual monetary experiments in history. Near 'zero' interest rates for decades. I used to see it as a Japan-only story. Looking closer, I realised how global the impact really was. Cheap yen didn’t just

RBI’s Record $77.5 Billion Short Positions: Impact on Rupee Liquidity and Forex Reserves The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) currently holds a record $77.5 billion in net short dollar positions, which could influence rupee liquidity and foreign exchange

💥 Japan in Crisis: Worse Than Greece?! 🇯🇵💰 Japan’s PM just shocked the world—its financial mess is bigger than Greece’s! Here’s what’s going down: 👇 📊 Debt Bomb: Japan’s debt-to-GDP ratio is a jaw-dropping 263%—the highest globally! 📉 Agi

In the stock market, numerous companies, particularly smaller ones, are attempting to incorporate the term "AI" into their names. Some have even gone to the extent of officially rebranding, regardless of their actual connection to artificial intellig

The US stock market recently lost $4 trillion in value, indicating a potential recession on the horizon. This significant drop has affected major companies and raised economic concerns. Major companies like Apple and Tesla saw massive losses,