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China's rare earth curbs hit India; Groww eyes bonds
China's rare earth export controls are concerning Indian electronics manufacturers. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
Rich Dad, Poor Dad author Kiyosaki slams false prophets on YouTube, claims he saw 2025 crash coming years ago
Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, predicts a global financial crisis. He blames artificial intelligence and inflation. Kiyosaki advises caution regarding mainstream financial advice. He suggests investing in silver, gold, and Bitcoin. Kiyosaki criticizes the U.S. abandonment of the gold standard. He encourages financial self-reliance. He also warns against 'false prophets' on YouTube and in schools.
PM Narendra Modi thanks Croatia PM Plenkovic upon receiving reprint of first printed Sanskrit grammar
Narendra Modi thanked the Croatian Prime Minister for the gift of Vezdin's Sanskrit Grammar. This gift symbolizes the cultural connection between India and Croatia. Both leaders discussed ways to improve collaboration in various sectors. These sectors include trade, technology, and cultural exchanges. Modi also acknowledged the growing popularity of Indian culture in Croatia.
Asian stocks slide after Fed’s inflation warning
Asian equities experienced a dip following Jerome Powell's inflation outlook. The Fed held rates steady, signaling two potential cuts this year, but tariff-driven uncertainty complicates policy easing. Powell highlighted that tariffs are likely to boost prices, impacting consumers. Markets await further details on the global economy and geopolitical tensions.
Summer Solstice Horoscope: June 21 to spark zodiac shifts for Aries, Cancer, Libra — what star signs can expect this weekend
As the Summer Solstice zodiac sign energy unfolds, it calls upon individuals across all signs to reflect on what truly matters. This annual solar high point offers an opportunity not just to celebrate the season’s light but to use it as for personal clarity, intention-setting, and long-term transformation.
Market Wrap: D-Street slides as Middle East concerns simmer; Sensex down 139 pts, Nifty below 24,850
Indian benchmark indices ended in the red on Wednesday, weighed down by losses in IT and financial stocks, while escalating tensions in the Middle East drove up oil prices and kept investor sentiment subdued.
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Sebi board meeting today. 5 key proposals on the agenda
The Securities and Exchange Board of India will convene a meeting. They will discuss employee stock options for startup founders post-IPO. The board will consider voluntary delisting of Public Sector Undertakings. Relaxed compliance for Foreign Portfolio Investors in government bonds is on the agenda. Rationalising Qualified Institutions Placement disclosure norms will also be discussed.
What caused BTS' Jimin to gain over 10 kg in military service, despite being on a diet?
Jimin and Jungkook of BTS delighted fans in a recent Weverse broadcast, sharing insights into their military service post-discharge. Jimin humorously recounted gaining 10 kilograms due to carb-heavy army meals, while Jungkook agreed on the food's deliciousness.
Asian shares slip as Middle East unrest deepens
Oil prices are rising. Asian stocks are mostly down following Wall Street's losses. Middle East tensions are escalating. There is concern about potential US involvement. Donald Trump has commented on Iran. Investors are watching economic data. The Federal Reserve is meeting. Some anticipate a pullback in US equities. Global stocks may outperform US stocks in the next five years.
US stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq drop as weak US spending data and Iran-Israel fears send oil soaring — is a Fed rate cut coming next?
US Stocks Market fall as weak US retail sales, housing, and industrial data add to fears of a slowdown, while Middle East tensions rise with growing pressure from the US and Israel on Iran. Investors are now betting on possible Federal Reserve rate cuts later this year, as oil prices jump and bond yields ease. Market watchers await Wednesday’s Fed meeting for fresh signals. Major indexes like the S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq all dipped, while companies like Salesforce, JetBlue, Adobe, and Eli Lilly made big headlines. Here’s what’s driving the markets down and where it could be headed next.
Market Wrap: D-Street in the red as Iran-Israel tensions simmer; Sensex sheds 212 pts, Nifty below 24,900
Indian benchmark indices closed lower on Tuesday, dragged down by financial and oil & gas stocks, as investors turned cautious and booked profits after the previous session’s sharp rally, amid rising geopolitical tensions between Israel and Iran.
Jiraaf launches India’s first Bond Analyser to decode fixed-income investing
Jiraaf has launched Bond Analyzer, a tool for bond investors. It aims to simplify fixed-income investing. The tool offers insights into market trends and bond comparisons. It helps investors make informed decisions. Bond Analyzer uses data from sources like FIMMDA and SEBI. It assists in assessing creditworthiness and comparing yields. The tool is designed for both new and experienced investors.
Is the Indian bond market overreacting to Monetary Policy changes? B Prasanna answers
Following the RBI's surprising policy shift, the bond market is adjusting to a new equilibrium. Experts anticipate a settling of interest rates, influenced by falling inflation and potential US rate cuts, with a terminal repo rate possibly targeting 5.25%. Investors may favor shorter-duration bonds, while long-end bonds might underperform due to the steepening yield curve and narrow interest rate differentials.
Oil rises, US futures drop on Trump Tehran warning
President Trump's call for evacuating Tehran amid the Israel-Iran conflict rattled global markets, causing US futures to fall and oil prices to climb. This statement contrasted with earlier optimism about de-escalation, even as Tehran signaled a willingness to resume nuclear talks. Investors are closely monitoring geopolitical headlines, assessing the conflict's potential impact on the US economy.
S.Korean shares close at 3-1/2-year high on AI rally; SK Hynix hits record high
South Korean shares rose on Monday to their highest level in 3-1/2 years, as artificial intelligence firms rallied on policy hopes.
Rupee braces for more losses on oil risks; RBI likely to provide support
The Indian Rupee is expected to decline further. This is due to worries about the Israel-Iran conflict. It may push oil prices higher. The Reserve Bank of India is likely to intervene. This could limit the rupee's fall. Traders are closely watching the situation. Central bank policy decisions are also in focus. The U.S.
Stocks, dollar stay calm in Asia as oil rises
Amidst escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, Asian markets displayed resilience, while oil prices surged. Investors remained watchful as central bank meetings loomed, particularly the U.S. Federal Reserve's, where interest rate forecasts are keenly anticipated. Market focus is also on upcoming U.S. retail sales data and potential shifts in the Bank of Japan's bond holdings strategy.
Rally in Indian bonds loses momentum after RBI changes monetary policy stance to neutral
The yields on the five-year and 10-year bonds jumped more than 20 basis points and six points respectively this week, reversing some declines in the current quarter. This came after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) unexpectedly shifted its policy stance to neutral from accommodative last week, warning that it has “very limited space” left for further easing.
How will RBI's STRIPS facility impact insurance companies?
The Reserve Bank of India's decision to allow STRIPS in state government bonds is poised to revolutionize cash flow management for insurers. This move enables insurers to sell near-term asset inflows, aligning investment income with long-term policy payouts. STRIPS in state bonds offer a yield advantage and reduce reinvestment risk, making them attractive for long-term investors.
Father’s Day: Celebrate the day with films that cherish the father-son bond
These films explore the many layers of father-son relationships—from emotional struggles to strong support. They are fitting for a Father’s Day movie marathon.
Rs 10,300 crore: After Karisma Kapoor's ex-husband Sunjay Kapur’s death, who will inherit his massive wealth?
The sudden death of businessman Sunjay Kapur, chairman of auto parts giant Sona Comstar, has raised pressing questions about the future of his Rs 31,000 crore company and the division of his Rs 10,300 crore personal wealth. Kapur, who died of a heart attack during a polo match in London, left behind three children from his three marriages, including two with actress Karisma Kapoor. While his wife Priya Sachdev is set to manage his estate, Kapur had already made financial arrangements for Samaira and Kiaan, gifting them Rs 14 crore in bonds and ensuring a monthly income of Rs 10 lakh each.
Meet Professor Richard Scolyer, the scientist who just completed his 250th Parkrun while battling terminal brain cancer
Australian of the Year, Professor Richard Scolyer, marked his 250th Parkrun. He battles an aggressive brain cancer. Scolyer underwent experimental immunotherapy. Doctors confirmed a recurrence. He turned his illness into a scientific experiment. His wife, Katie, joined him. Hundreds of supporters celebrated. Scolyer hinted at future events. He continues to inspire with his resilience and determination.
Rs 1 lakh gold, $78 oil, 1,300 point Sensex crash: Israel's Friday the 13th bombshell
Israel's missile strike on Iran sent shockwaves through global markets, triggering a sharp decline in stock indices and a surge in oil prices. The attack, targeting Iran's nuclear facilities, escalated Middle East tensions, prompting investors to seek safe-haven assets like gold and government bonds. Concerns over supply disruptions and potential retaliation from Iran further fueled market volatility, impacting various sectors.
India bond yields dip on value buying, fall in US peers
Indian government bond yields experienced a decrease due to value buying and a decline in U.S. bond yields, as traders anticipate a bond buyback and the release of domestic inflation data. The Reserve Bank of India's shift to a neutral stance disappointed investors, signaling limited potential for further rate cuts.
Why China’s going all in on gold and India isn’t, says financial adviser
China is reshaping global gold demand with a bold, state-led strategy to reduce reliance on the US dollar and prepare for prolonged economic turbulence. From directing insurance firms to buy physical gold to encouraging citizens to hold it, Beijing is shifting the financial landscape. Meanwhile, trade tensions and inflation worries are fuelling global gold prices, raising the prospect of gold breaching $3,400 per ounce. In contrast, India's gold policies remain cautious and restrictive.
US stock market future today: Dow futures fall 110 points as inflation data and bond auction test Wall Street’s nerves despite US-China trade deal progress
US stock market future live updates show Dow futures falling by 110 points as investors stay cautious ahead of today’s key US inflation data and 10-year bond auction. Despite a major step forward in US-China trade relations, Wall Street futures are in the red. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq showed strength yesterday, lifted by Tesla's recovery. Rising inflation and the bond auction outcome are expected to guide today’s market direction. Investors are also reacting to a court decision to uphold Trump-era tariffs. Crude oil trades around $67, while the US Dollar Index holds near 99. Stay tuned for key updates.
Stocks offer restrained response to US-China trade framework
Global markets cautiously responded to initial progress in U.S.-China trade talks, awaiting specifics and long-term viability. Bond investors braced for U.S. inflation data, potentially reflecting tariff impacts, and a significant Treasury auction. Negotiators in London agreed on a trade framework to be reviewed by leaders, though details remain scarce.
Cabinet secretary to hold meeting next week on MTNL revival
Cabinet Secretary TV Somanathan will convene a meeting next week to address the financial woes of MTNL, which faces significant loan defaults totaling ₹8,346 crore to state-run banks. The meeting aims to devise a revival strategy, focusing on asset monetization and potential business model adjustments, while exploring short-term measures to tackle immediate loan defaults and long-term solutions for minimizing losses.
ET Graphics: AI has seen ‘unprecedented’ growth
One of the most striking aspects of change is that the most valuable gobal companies are not telecommunications players any more, but technology companies.
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