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The collapse of America’s political center is the result of an economy that has abandoning ordinary workers for decades.
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Saudi Arabia has raised $3.25 billion in a two-tranche sale of US dollar-denominated Islamic bonds, or sukuk, IFR reported on Tuesday, marking the kingdom’s second debt market transaction this year…
Subhash Chandra challenges NCLT’s five-member bench in his insolvency case, while NCLAT keeps lenders’ challenge to his repayment plan alive and will hear the matter on 7 October.
They yield about 6.2% in dividends on average, while the trio of local banks yield about 4%, notes the brokerage
Yield gap between both is widening, but rising bond yields and interest rates bear watching
ING analysts Warren Patterson and Ewa Manthey note Brent has pushed back above $95/bbl as escalating Persian Gulf tensions revive supply risk and a geopolitical premium.
