
Indian Bonds Set to Decline Amid Rising Oil Prices
Indian government bonds expected to weaken due to rising oil prices and a hawkish central bank stance.
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Indian government bonds expected to weaken due to rising oil prices and a hawkish central bank stance.

China’s yuan strengthens to its highest level in over four years as third-quarter GDP growth exceeds expectations, reducing the need for stimulus…

Pakistan calls for self-reliance in AI to protect economic and security interests.

The Pakistan Stock Exchange continues to decline amid economic uncertainty and geopolitical tensions, with the KSE-100 index falling 0.4%.

Foreign investment in Pakistan’s domestic bonds reached $188 million in October, indicating growing interest from Gulf countries and providing a new source

Axis Bank reports strong loan growth and lower provisions, but misses analyst estimates due to higher operating expenses and weaker other income.

Iraq reports significant financial loss due to Iran’s blockage of the Strait of Hormuz, impacting oil exports and economy.

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb meets with Standard Chartered Bank to discuss potential Sukuk and Panda bond issuances for Pakistan’s infrastructure an

Reserve Bank of India's measures to support the rupee have led to a ninth consecutive weekly loss for Indian government bonds.

Copper and other base metals prices rise as a weaker dollar and stabilised equity markets support the market, with LME Week gathering…

Pakistan’s Real Effective Exchange Rate hits 108.93, marking an eight-year high and indicating a stronger local currency.

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb discusses capital market reforms and investment prospects with MSCI and Deutsche Bank during the World Bank Group-IMF A

Gold prices edge higher on Friday due to a weaker dollar, but are expected to fall weekly amid inflation concerns and interest…

Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves have risen to $21.47 billion, up by $15.8 million over the week.

India’s balance of payments surplus jumps to $45.4 billion, with significant foreign capital inflows and a current account deficit of $5.2 billion.

Indian and Vietnamese rice prices hit record highs, while Thailand's exports may fall short of targets due to competition and demand issues.

India’s merchandise trade deficit widened to $30.21 billion in September, driven by higher imports amid the US-Iran conflict.

IMF projects India will surpass Japan in 2027, with strong growth and fiscal prudence driving the change.

Indian rupee strengthens for fourth session, dollar index slips, trade deficit stable at $30.21 billion in September.

Malaysian palm oil futures fell, pressured by weaker vegetable oils on Dalian and Chicago markets despite strong export estimates.