Armeconombank to Place New Tranche of USD-Denominated Bonds

Found old ₹2000 notes in your cupboard? RBI says you can still exchange them — here's how

RBI reminds Indians that 2000 notes are still legal tender and can be exchanged at 19 regional offices or sent by post. Here's the complete step-by-step process to return them now.

Whale's Insight: Circle -40% In A Month, Will OUSD Replace USDC?

Whale's Insight: Circle -40% In A Month, Will OUSD Replace USDC?

Has RBI’s floating bond rate of 8.05% changed?

Has RBI’s floating bond rate of 8.05% changed?

10-year yield seen slipping to 6.64% as Fed bets ease

Indian government bonds may see further gains as US jobs data eases rate hike concerns. The potential inclusion of Indian sovereign bonds in a major index also supports bond prices. Retreating crude oil prices further contribute to the positive outlook for these bonds. Benchmark 10-year yields have already declined and are expected to ease more. Analysts anticipate further easing towards 6.64 levels in the near term.

Bank of Baroda may raise up to $1 billion via senior unsecured notes issuance

The plan to raise resources via the senior unsecured notes may be to provide leverage to its NRI customers wanting to place fresh foreign currency non-resident (bank) deposit with the bank at higher interest rates

Market braces for pension fund's stock rebalancing

Market braces for pension fund's stock rebalancing

European ADRs Climb In Thursday U.S. Morning Session: ARGX, PHIA, CRTO In Focus

European equities traded in the United States as American depositary receipts moved higher during late Thursday morning trading, with several notable movers across the board. argenx SE (NASDAQ: ARGX) stood out as one of the session’s stronger performers, with its ADR posting a gain of 4.43 during the late morning period. Koninklijke Philips N.V. (NASDAQ: [] The post European ADRs Climb In Thursday U.S. Morning Session: ARGX, PHIA, CRTO In Focus appeared first on Foreign Policy Journal.

How to claim part of $2.25 million Bank of America ATM fees settlement

The deadline to apply is fast-approaching.

Is the U.S. dollar debasement trade dead?

Is the U.S. dollar debasement trade dead?

Will SK hynix's Nasdaq debut save troubled won?

South Korean chipmaker SK hynix's planned listing of American depositary receipts in the US could strengthen the ailing Korean won, which recently slid to its weakest level in 17 years against the dollar, providing a rare source of dollar inflows. The chipmaker plans to list its ADRs on the Nasdaq on July 10, aiming to raise as much as 30 billion in what would rank among the largest overseas equity offerings by a South Korean company. If a substantial portion of the dollar proceeds is repatriat

Vanguard ETF Tops iShares Muni Bond on Yield and Cost

These two leading bond ETFs take different approaches to balancing stability and returns.

Exchange rates for currency notes

Exchange rates for currency notes

FX Daily: USD rally getting tired?

Risk sentiment remains shaky, but the dollar hasn't taken advantage of the latest correction in Asian equities. That may fit our view that USD is pricing in quite a lot of positives and faces downside risks, especially beyond the very near term. Elsewhere, markets may be growing some conviction that 162.0 is the new line in the sand for USD/JPY intervention

The SEC delayed tokenizing stocks, and here’s why that’s a relief

The SEC delayed tokenizing stocks, and here’s why that’s a relief

Safeguarding Indonesia's fiscal credibility through Danantara bonds

The issuance of Patriot Bond and Merah Putih (Red and White) Bond by Indonesia's sovereign wealth ...

Bucks retain key piece on $64 million after Giannis Antetokounmpo trade

The Bucks are making moves after trading Giannis Antetokounmpo late last month.

LAB’s fate hinges on $6 support after a 32% crash – Break it and…

LAB crashed 32, but are growing leveraged positions setting up the token's next big move?

Why Costa Rica’s Colón Stays Strong and the Dollar Keeps Falling

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reclassified Costa Rica’s de facto exchange-rate regime from a “managed float” to a “stabilized” arrangement, pointing to the Central Bank’s (BCCR) sustained intervention in the foreign-currency market known as Monex. The change appears in the Fund’s most recent Article IV staff report, prepared as part of the review of [] The post Why Costa Rica’s Colón Stays Strong and the Dollar Keeps Falling appeared first on The Tico Times | Costa Rica News | Travel | Real Estate.

Why You Should Keep an Eye on I-Bonds Now

Why You Should Keep an Eye on I-Bonds Now

(EDITORIAL from Korea JoongAng Daily on July 13)

American depositary receipts (ADR) issued by SK hynix debuted successfully on th...

U.S. dollar higher in Taipei trading

Taipei, July 9 (CNA) The U.S. dollar was traded at NT32.096 at 10 a.m. Thursday on the Taipei Foreign Exchange, up NT0.064 from the previous close.

MCX Share Price Snaps Four-Day Losing Streak Even As Derivatives Volume Concerns Persist

The commodity exchange rebounds after four straight sessions of losses, even as investors weigh the impact of weaker derivatives activity on transaction-driven earnings.

The US dollar has long reigned supreme. Under Trump, that era is waning

For a long time, the USD has served as the global currency, though trust has been fraying for a while. Is it time for a new king? The post The US dollar has long reigned supreme. Under Trump, that era is waning appeared first on Crikey.

Bond auction calendar for the rest of 2026

The Public Debt Management Agency plans to conduct three government bond reopenings in the second half of 2026 as part of its funding strategy and efforts to support liquidity in the secondary market for Greek sovereign debt.

Ghana not returning to bond market yet despite early debt settlements — Theo Acheampong

Technical Advisor to the Finance Minister, Dr. Theo Acheampong, has clarified that Ghana’s recent early debt settlements should not be interpreted as a sign that the country is preparing to return to the international bond market anytime soon.

RBI Funding Curbs Deal ‘Body Blow’ to Indian Prop Trading Firms

India’s proprietary trading firms and stock brokers are bracing for a major overhaul of how they finance trading activity.