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Bonds
Power Breakfast: Strong Rebound In US After 6 Days Of Decline, Bank Of England Buys Long Term Bonds Worth £100 Cr
Thu, Sep 29, 2022
US markets rebounded after 6 days of decline. Dow Jones jumped 550 points, Nasdaq 2% and Russell 2000 jumped 3%. FOMC member James Ballard's speech will be tracked today. Apple's stock slipped 1.3%. Bank of England buys Long Duration Bonds of £100 Cr.
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Money Guru: How Many Investment Options Are Available In Debt? Should You Invest In Tax-free Bonds? Know The Opinion Of Experts
Mon, Aug 29, 2022
A tax-free bond is a type of debt instrument. Tax exemption is available on the returns received on tax-free bonds. Fixed Deposits are attracted in era of rising interest rates: Mrin Agarwal, Founder, Finsafe India and Feroze Azeez, Deputy CEO, Anand Rathi Wealth Ltd.
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EPFO board meeting today; retirement fund body likely to approve equity investment limit from 15% to 25%
Fri, Jul 29, 2022
Currently, the EPFO is allowed to invest 15 per cent in equity while the remaining amount in debt instruments. The likley increase in equity will be done in two phases – from 15 per cent to 20 per cent in the first phase while from 20 per cent to 25 per cent in the next phase
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Uniform trading hours may not be tenable for commodity derivative segments, says Commodity Participants Association of India
Tue, Apr 12, 2022
Commodity Participants Association of India (CPAI) on Tuesday said uniform trading time for all markets including stocks, bonds, currency and commodities may not be tenable for the commodity derivative segment.
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What Are Bonds and How Do They Work?
Sun, Apr 03, 2022
Government bonds are used as a way to raise capital by the government. The government borrows money through bonds to bridge the gap between its earnings and expenditure. This loan is then returned after a stipulated time. But how do these bonds work? Here is all you need to know.
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MFIs pitch for issuance of tax free social bonds by NABARD, SIDBI
Thu, Jan 07, 2021
Micro-finance institutions have made a pitch for issuance of tax-free social bonds for five years by SIDBI/NABARD to exclusively provide debt to the sector operating in semi urban, rural areas or aspirational districts.
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Indian junk bonds make a comeback, issuance soars
Tue, Apr 23, 2019
Sales of Indian junk bonds have made a big comeback in 2019, almost tripling to hit a five-year high, boosted by a risk-on rally prompted by a dovish U.S. Federal Reserve that has given the Asia market a record start to the year.
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How Donald Trump's tariff, trade war fears roiled financial markets worldover
Fri, Mar 09, 2018
The announcement was viewed by investors as a watered-down version of the initial plans, to be used potentially as leverage involving NAFTA and other agreements. But investors still worried about whether this would be the first salvo in a broader trade conflict that could prompt retaliation.
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Indian markets closed today to observe Mahashivratri
Tue, Feb 13, 2018
India’s stocks, bonds and currency markets are closed on Tuesday for a public holiday on the occasion of Mahashivratri. Trading will resume on Wednesday. The broader NSE index rose 0.81% to 10,539.75 on Monday, while the benchmark BSE index gained 0.87% to 34,300.47.
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Bears ain't giving up! Sensex cracks over 500 points, Nifty dips below 10,400
Fri, Feb 09, 2018
The domestic market cracked on Friday with the Nifty50 slipping below 10,400 mark as Asian stocks tumbled to two-month lows on Friday after Wall Street shares suffered yet another big slide in the face of rapidly-rising bond yields.
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