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Govt weighs tax cuts to boost foreign bond inflows: Report

India is set to boost foreign investment soon. The government plans to cut taxes on global funds investing in Indian bonds. Ownership limits on certain bonds may also be removed. These measures aim to attract more capital. The Reserve Bank of India is expected to allow unlimited access to some…

The Economic Times

KTAM touts balanced diversification strategy

Global economic uncertainty, rising inflationary pressures and escalating geopolitical tensions are expected to shape investment strategies in the second half of 2026, prompting investors to focus more heavily on portfolio diversification while avoiding excessive exposure to long-term bonds, according to Krungthai Asset Management (KTAM).

Bangkok Post

There are thousands of dirty old drill sites in Colorado. The state gave oil firms a $1bn pass

Investigation reveals regulator let firms off the hook on cleanup bonds despite backlog that will take decades to clear

The Guardian - US

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Gold Overtakes U.S. Bonds As The World's Top Reserve Asset, ECB Says

Gold has overtaken U.S. government bonds as the world's top reserve asset, according to the European Central Bank.

International Business Times

India bonds end flat as RBI policy caution offsets cooler oil

Brent crude and U.S. Treasury yields eased in Asian trade, taking some pressure off ‌India's oil-sensitive ⁠curve.

The Economic Times

I won a Pulitzer for explaining the Great Depression. The AI spending boom terrifies me

The historian behind Lords of Finance has a warning for Silicon Valley: He's seen these numbers before — and they didn't end well.

Fortune

Indian bonds steady as U.S.-Iran tensions linger; RBI policy review due Friday

Indian government bonds saw little movement early Tuesday. Investors are adopting a cautious stance ahead of the Reserve Bank of India's policy decision later this week. Lingering U.S.-Iran tensions and upcoming state and central government bond sales are also keeping traders on the sidelines, leading to shallow trading volumes.

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Chinese Proverb of the Day: 'The lotus root breaks, but the fibers...'-Life lessons on enduring bonds, relationships, resilience, and why true connections remain even after separation

An ancient Chinese proverb, "The lotus root breaks, but the fibers remain connected," illustrates how genuine human bonds endure despite separation. This wisdom highlights that emotional, familial, and cultural ties persist, offering a profound perspective on resilience and the lasting impact of relationships in a changing world.

The Economic Times

Chinese Proverb of the Day: “A woman that is not loved is… — Life lessons on relationships, loneliness, dependency and why we all need something to hold on

Chinese Proverb of the Day highlights the meaning of “A woman that is not loved is as a kite from which the string has been taken; she driveth with the wind, and cometh to a long fall.” The saying reflects the importance of emotional support, love, and human connection in…

The Economic Times

May’s Top Performers and Underperformers

A stronger dollar, weaker bonds, and uncertainty on the economic and geopolitical landscapes weighed on many commodities in May 2026. Many commodities experienced double-digit percentage declines, while none were more than 10% higher for the month that ended on Friday, May 29, 2026.

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Robert Kiyosaki Has A Surprise Warning For Bitcoin And Gold Investors: 'There Is Nothing Safe From Stupidity'

'Rich Dad Poor Dad' author Robert Kiyosaki warns against market hype in gold, silver, and Bitcoin investments, while advocating for strategic financial planning amidst economic uncertainty.

International Business Times UK

India bonds slip ahead of RBI policy as war risks lift oil

The Reserve Bank of India will announce its rate decision on Friday, with markets largely pricing in a pause even ‌as Standard Chartered, ⁠Capital Economics, ⁠ANZ, MUFG and OCBC call for a 25-basis-point hike.

The Economic Times

Premium Bonds June: How to check if you’ve won in this month’s draw

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The Independent UK

India bonds dip as Middle East war woes add to policy week caution

Indian government bonds retreated as traders anticipated the central bank's policy decision and higher oil prices due to the Middle East conflict. The benchmark 2035 yield climbed, while overnight index swap rates surged, reflecting increased rate hike bets amid concerns over inflation and economic impact.

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Office prepares state savings bond scheme

The Public Debt Management Office (PDMO) is preparing to launch the "Savings Plus" programme, which issues savings bonds monthly valued at 2 billion baht in an effort to encourage people to save.

Fortune

Surging Treasury yields expose a brutal truth: America has no margin for error on its $31 trillion debt

America must refinance $10 trillion in debt over the next year. Rising Treasury yields could make that a catastrophe.

The Economic Times

227% return on SGB premature redemption today: Gold bond turns Rs 1 lakh investment into Rs 3.27 lakh

The Reserve Bank of India has announced the premature redemption price for Sovereign Gold Bond (SGB) 2021-22 Series-II, fixed at Rs 15,672 per unit.

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Why Goddess Lakshmi Broke Lord Jagannath’s Chariot

Every year, millions of devotees gather to witness the grand Rath Yatra of Lord Jagannath in Puri. The giant chariots, devotional chants, and spiritual energy create one of the most emotional festivals in India. But hidden behind this sacred celebration is a surprising story many people still do not know.The…

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Can bonds replace rental income? The ₹40,000 monthly cash flow math

Indian investors traditionally favor rental income for passive earnings, but rising property prices and modest yields are prompting a shift. Bonds now offer a capital-efficient alternative, potentially generating similar monthly cash flow with significantly lower investment compared to real estate. Platforms are making bond investing more accessible.

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How A 600-Mile Drive With Two Rescued Calves Turned Into One Of The Most Heartwarming Animal Documentaries

Created by filmmaker Joanna Zelman, "Cow Trip" follows an unusual rescue mission involving two male dairy calves named Mickey and Moose. What starts as a road trip to transport the animals from a farm in Vermont to a sanctuary in Maryland gradually becomes something much larger: an exploration of family,…

The Independent UK

How to find lost money after someone dies - including pensions, bank accounts and more

Paperwork, old documentation and online records will make finding answers easier

The Economic Times

Indian bonds nudge up on oil dip; debt sale weighs

Indian government bonds saw a slight increase, mirroring U.S. Treasuries as falling oil prices eased inflation concerns. However, gains were tempered by an upcoming debt auction. The 10-year yield is poised for its largest weekly decline in eight weeks, with traders awaiting the Reserve Bank of India's policy decision.

The Economic Times

US Stock Market: Bond market selloff challenges traditional safe-haven role of Treasuries

Government bonds are no longer a safe haven during stock market drops. Investors are demanding higher returns due to inflation fears and economic growth. This shift impacts traditional investment strategies. Long-term U.S. Treasury bonds are facing pressure. The market is re-evaluating the role of bonds in portfolios. Investors are becoming…

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When Did Making Friends Get This Hard?

IntroductionAt some point, many people ask themselves the same question: when did making friends so difficult? As children, friendships often formed naturally through school, sports, neighbourhoods, or shared activities. Conversations started easily, and spending time together required little planning. As people move into their late teens and twenties, however, social…

The Economic Times

Quote of the Day by Thomas Aquinas: 'There is nothing on this earth more to be prized...'-Catholic Church's greatest philosopher's important lesson on why true friendship is one of life’s greatest gifts

Thomas Aquinas, a medieval philosopher, believed true friendship was paramount. His quote, 'There is nothing on this earth more to be prized than true friendship,' resonates today. Genuine connections built on trust and loyalty offer support through life's challenges. In a world of distractions, these bonds provide emotional richness and…

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