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Why the World’s Biggest Bond Market Is Quietly Breaking Down

There’s a ridiculous and pervasive notion in finance that US Treasuries are “risk-free.” People repeat it without thinking. Financial institutions build portfolios around it. And for decades, the world has blindly accepted this trope as gospel. As a result, bonds—especially US Treasuries—became the de facto savings account for many in the post-1971 fiat currency era. Widely regarded as a safe, conservative place to park capital, US Treasuries are the foundation of the massive global bond market. The global bond market is now estimated to be worth more than $300 trillion....
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Asian Currencies Steady as Markets Await Clarity on U.S.-Brokered Iran-Israel Ceasefire

Asian currencies were largely stable on Wednesday as traders watched for signs of whether a fragile U.S.-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Iran would hold. The U.S. dollar also remained rangebound amid mixed signals on interest rates from the Federal Reserve. The Australian dollar (AUDUSD) was flat despite weaker-than-expected CPI data for May, which reinforced expectations of further interest rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). Headline inflation dropped to a seven-month low, while trimmed mean inflation hit its lowest level in over three years. The data followed soft...
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USD/INR refreshes weekly low as lower Oil prices strengthen Indian Rupee

The Indian Rupee gains further to near 85.80 against the US Dollar amid a positive market mood.Oil prices are likely to fall further if Israel and Iran keep to the truce.Fed’s Powell reiterates that the central bank needs more clarity on tariffs before reducing interest rates.The Indian Rupee (INR) extends winning streak against the US Dollar (USD) for fourth trading day on Wednesday, posts a fresh weekly high around 85.80. The USD/INR pair slides further as the Indian currency strengthens on expectations that the Oil price could decline further, following...
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Asia: Stocks rally as Iran-Israel ceasefire holds, oil claws back some losses

Most equities extended a global rally on Wednesday (Jun 25) after Iran and Israel agreed to a ceasefire that ended more than a week of hostilities, while the US dollar struggled to recover from a sharp drop stoked by bets on a US interest rate cut.However, wariness over the agreement by the Middle East foes helped oil prices climb, though they are still well down from their highs on Monday. Investors around the world breathed a sigh of relief after US President Donald Trump announced the ceasefire days after US forces...
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most indices steady; Sensex to open up

Asian stock markets found a degree of stability on Wednesday, with most regional indices trading steady to slightly higher. A fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran, announced by US President Donald Trump, appeared to buoy investor sentiment, even as the situation in the Middle East remains tense. This cautious optimism, coupled with lower oil prices, is expected to provide a positive start for Indian benchmarks like the Sensex.A shaky truce between Israel and Iran has, for now, held, offering a respite from the acute geopolitical fears that had previously rattled...
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Currency Demand: Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, and Maharashtra lead cash movement in India amid digital payment growth

Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra were the top three states which saw maximum cash movement through their currency chests in May, reflecting the demand for both credit and deposits in the states with the biggest populations and subnational economies, respectively. Latest central bank data also showed that five states accounted for around 40% of the Rs 2.97 lakh crore worth of cash deposited and Rs 3.29 lakh crore withdrawn through the currency chest in the respective states. AgenciesWhile the digital payments ecosystem in India has taken off, the demand...
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What to know before investing in cryptocurrency

Cryptocurrency, like bitcoin, has evolved from a niche payment system in 2009 to a popular investment option today.Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are digital currencies bought and sold without traditional banks. “Crypto, and bitcoin in particular, was really started as a payment system that was intended for people just to go shopping with,” said David Yermack, a finance professor at NYU Stern School of Business. “It has morphed into an investment.” Bitcoin can be purchased through cryptocurrency exchanges, stockbrokers, ATMs, exchange-traded funds, money transfer apps and wallet software. It can also...
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INR To EUR: Convert Indian Rupee to Euro

Indian Rupee to Euro INR EUR 1 INR 0.009982 EUR 5 INR 0.04991 EUR 10 INR 0.09982 EUR 25 INR 0.24955 EUR 50 INR 0.4991 EUR 100 INR 0.9982 EUR 500 INR 4.991 EUR 1,000 INR 9.982 EUR 5,000 INR 49.91 EUR 10,000 INR 99.82 EUR 50,000 INR 499.1 EUR Euro to Indian Rupee EUR INR 1 EUR 100.180324584 INR 5 EUR 500.901622921 INR 10 EUR 1,001.803245843 INR 25 EUR 2,504.508114606 INR 50 EUR 5,009.016229213 INR 100 EUR 10,018.032458425 INR 500 EUR 50,090.162292126 INR 1,000 EUR 100,180.324584252 INR 5,000 EUR...
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Mastercard Expands Push With Paxos, Fiserv and PayPal Integrations

Mastercard (MA) is doubling down on stablecoins with a series of partnerships and product expansions aimed at embedding regulated digital dollars into the everyday payments network.The payments giant said on Tuesday it will integrate several stablecoins including PayPal’s PYUSD, the Paxos-led Global Dollar (USDG) and Fiserv’s recently unveiled FIUSD into its global network, which already includes support for Circle’s USDC. It is also introducing stablecoin transactions for cross-border payments through Mastercard Move.The company also said it's also working with financial technology provider Fiserv (FI) to bring FIUSD support to its...
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