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India bonds rise as softer oil; Treasury gains offset debt sale caution

Indian government bonds saw early gains on Friday, influenced by U.S. Treasury movements and reduced oil prices. Foreign investors continued their strong bond purchases, reaching nearly four billion dollars since early June. This sustained buying has supported the market and kept dips shallow for Indian debt. Lower oil prices benefit…

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Global Market: Japan wholesale inflation hits over three-year high, reinforcing BOJ rate hike expectations

Japan's wholesale inflation accelerated to its fastest pace in more than three years in June as companies passed on higher input costs driven by the Middle East conflict and a weaker yen. The stronger-than-expected reading has reinforced expectations that the Bank of Japan could raise interest rates again later this…

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Asia growth improves but ADB warns of persistent headwinds

Asian economic growth is projected at 4.9% for 2026, a slight improvement from earlier forecasts. Lingering Middle East conflict impacts continue to weigh on supply chains and production costs. Inflation is expected to decrease to 4.3% in 2026 as oil prices stabilise.

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Gold prices fall to Rs 1.44 lakh/10 gram; silver dips Rs 6,300 this week as Iran war raises inflation worries. What’s next?

Gold prices slipped while silver edged higher on the MCX on Friday, supported by a weaker U.S. dollar. However, both precious metals remained on track for weekly losses as escalating U.S.-Iran tensions fuelled inflation concerns and strengthened expectations of tighter U.S. Federal Reserve policy.

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Gold heads for weekly drop as Gulf attacks reinforce rate-hike bets

Gold prices held steady early Friday as markets assessed inflation risks. Renewed rate-hike expectations are pushing the non-yielding metal toward a weekly decline. U.S. military infrastructure in Gulf states faced attacks after U.S. strikes on Iran. Markets now price in a higher chance of a September rate hike. Other precious…

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Oil edges lower, but heads for weekly gain as Middle East supply risks persist

Oil prices saw a slight dip Friday but are set for weekly gains. US and Iran exchanged strikes, escalating regional tensions and impacting supply routes. Concerns over rising inflation are also pressuring oil demand and market prices. The conflict has delayed the reopening of the vital Strait of Hormuz waterway.…

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Dollar Falls as Stocks Rally and Crude Oil Retreats

The dollar index (DXY00 ) fell by -0.08% on Thursday. The dollar moved lower on Thursday as strength in stocks reduced liquidity demand for the currency. Also, Thursday’s -2% fall in crude oil prices lowered inflation expectations and could prompt the Fed to ease monetary policy, a bearish factor for...

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Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Friday

Indian equities recovered after Wednesday’s sharp selloff, with Sensex and Nifty closing higher as midcaps and smallcaps outperformed. Falling India VIX, supportive global cues and improving domestic outlook boosted sentiment, though geopolitical risks and Fed inflation concerns kept investors cautious.

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RBI launches 3 key surveys to get input for monetary policy

The Reserve Bank of India launched three important surveys on Thursday. These surveys will gauge inflation expectations and consumer confidence among households. Data from these surveys will provide critical inputs for monetary policy formulation. The Inflation Expectations Survey of Households will cover nineteen cities. The Rural and Urban Consumer Confidence…

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Inflation concerns prevailed in Kevin Warsh's first FOMC meeting: Fed minutes

During its June meeting, the Federal Reserve decided to keep interest rates unchanged. Committee members expressed concerns about rising inflation and ongoing supply chain disruptions. Economic indicators for the second quarter showed robust growth, and the job market appeared resilient. Although inflation forecasts were adjusted upward, a decline is anticipated…

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PepsiCo bets on healthier products as inflation squeezes consumers; Q2 revenue tops estimates

PepsiCo reported strong second-quarter revenue, exceeding analyst expectations. Healthier product demand helped offset softer North America food sales during the period. The company maintained its full-year outlook despite anticipated cost inflation. Tariff refunds and productivity gains are expected to mitigate rising input costs. PepsiCo continues to see momentum in its…

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El Nino emerges as key risk to FMCG demand, weak monsoon could weigh on rural consumption

India's FMCG sector faces headwinds as El Nino threatens a weaker monsoon. A deficient monsoon could hurt agricultural output and weaken rural sentiment. This situation may lead to higher food inflation and reduced household discretionary spending. Farm incomes could be impacted, weighing further on rural consumption. The full impact of…

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Hormuz & Iran war can slow India down but not hold it back

Despite the Iran war, Strait of Hormuz risks and elevated crude oil prices, the IMF expects India to remain one of the world's fastest-growing major economies. Strong consumer spending, booming automobile sales, rising FMCG demand, resilient services and robust domestic consumption are helping shield India's economy from global shocks and…

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Gulf companies are set to reveal the unequal toll of Iran war

Gulf companies will reveal the regional financial impact of the conflict this week. Banks and real estate sectors face challenges due to inflation and interest rate changes. Energy firms saw price gains offset supply disruptions from the conflict. Telecoms remained resilient due to long-term contracts and steady demand. The conflict's…

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Global Market: China's factory inflation hits four-year high, keeping metals and industrial stocks in focus

China's factory-gate inflation reached its fastest pace in four years during June. Producer prices rose 4.1 percent year-on-year, driven by energy and commodity costs. However, consumer inflation slowed to 1.0 percent, reflecting weak domestic demand. Manufacturers face rising costs but struggle to pass them onto consumers. This uneven recovery highlights…

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Global Market | UK housing market downturn eases slightly, but sentiment remains fragile: RICS

Britain's housing market displayed signs of stabilization during June. Buyer confidence remains subdued due to inflation and borrowing cost concerns. New buyer enquiries saw a modest improvement, indicating returning market interest. Rental demand is significantly stronger than the sales market. Activity is expected to stay subdued until economic clarity emerges.

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Global Market: Bank of Japan keeps regional economic view unchanged as Middle East risks ease

The Bank of Japan kept its economic assessment unchanged for all nine regions, indicating confidence in the country's recovery despite global uncertainties. The central bank said businesses are increasingly passing on higher costs to consumers, reinforcing expectations that inflation is becoming more sustainable.

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AI Making Life More Expensive for You? Federal Reserve Says 'Upward Pressure' Likely to Sustain for Now

The Federal Reserve said that artificial intelligence was a contributing factor to inflation in its June meeting minutes and cited “AI-related price pressures” as a driver of core goods inflation.

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Global Market: Japanese investors ramp up overseas stock buying as Fed rate expectations ease

Japanese investors significantly increased foreign stock purchases last week. This buying spree followed easing inflation worries and softer U.S. labor market data. Overseas bond selling continued as investors reduced debt holdings. Foreign investors also sold fewer Japanese stocks and bonds. Market outlook remains cautious due to oil price volatility and…

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How Russia's Wartime Economy Is Fueling Public Frustration With Putin

Russia's economy faces strain with fuel shortages and rising inflation, affecting households and businesses amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

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Global markets on edge as oil rally revives inflation and rate concerns.

Oil prices surged, reigniting concerns about inflation and market volatility. Investors reassessed interest rate expectations after US President Donald Trump's comments. Geopolitical developments added to equity market uncertainty, which was already questioning AI-driven rallies.

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House prices and rents: Where did they rise most in early 2026?

House prices and rents rose in almost all EU countries in early 2026. In some European countries, house price increases outpaced overall inflation by around 10 percentage points.

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India consumer inflation likely breached RBI's 4% target in June, poll shows

India's consumer inflation likely breached the central bank's target in June. Higher food and fuel prices added to cost pressures for consumers. Economists forecast inflation quickened to 4.3% from May's 3.93%. Wholesale price inflation eased marginally while core inflation remained steady. This marks the highest inflation reading since India revised…

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Global Market: Japan's 10-year bond yield hits 30-year high as inflation, fiscal concerns weigh

Japan's benchmark 10-year government bond yield reached its highest level in nearly three decades. This surge occurred as oil prices climbed, fueling inflation worries among investors. Shorter-dated bond yields also increased, reflecting broader market pressures. Investors are watching a significant government bond auction scheduled for later today. Concerns over fiscal…

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Central banks face new credibility test over rate cuts

Economists at the Tashkent Monetary Policy Dialogue warned that premature rate cuts could keep inflation above target. Uzbekistan’s lower inflation, falling expectations and reduced dollarisation show how credibility shapes monetary policy.

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