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    RBI cancels 30-year green bond auction amid high bids

    The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) cancelled a ₹5,000 crore green bond auction for the 30-year paper, despite receiving bids exceeding ₹10,943 crore. This cancellation, the second this year, is attributed to bids with yields higher than the RBI's comfort level. Geopolitical tensions and a weakening rupee contributed to the increased pressure on bond yields, influencing investor expectations.

    Hawthorn vs Adelaide: Newcombe stars as Hawks stun Crows with last-gasp comeback victory in AFL

    Jai Newcombe's late goal secured a narrow three-point victory for Hawthorn over Adelaide in a low-scoring affair at the University of Tasmania Stadium. Despite a quiet first half, Newcombe stepped up in the crucial moment, capitalizing on a tap-on from Chol and a handball from Gunston. Impey's strong performance and Gunston's two goals also contributed to the Hawks' gritty win.

    Friday the 13th deals and discounts: Chipotle, Krispy Kreme and other restaurants serve up freebies

    Friday the 13th is here, and several food chains are offering great deals and discounts on this occasion. While people consider this day unlucky but restaurants have decided to make this day special by offering exclusive deals.

    Israel-Iran conflict causing uncertainty in oil market, jacking up prices: Peter McGuire

    The escalating tensions between Israel and Iran are injecting significant uncertainty into the oil market, independent of OPEC's decisions. The Strait of Hormuz, a crucial energy transportation choke point, is under threat, potentially driving prices higher. Market analysts are closely monitoring the situation, with WTI currently over $74 and Brent around $75.25, anticipating further price increases.

    India bond yields hit 5-week high as surging oil prices add to bearishness before auction

    Indian government bond yields increased to a five-week high. This rise occurred because of higher oil prices. Investors were also cautious before the weekly debt auction. Oil prices jumped after Israel struck Iran. New Delhi will sell bonds worth 300 billion rupees. Overnight index swap rates also saw paying pressure. The one-year OIS rate hit 5.59%.

    Israel-Iran conflict: Senior US Democrat condemns Tel Aviv's 'reckless escalation'

    Democratic senators sharply criticized US ally Israel on Thursday for its strikes on Iran, as the White House distanced itself from the attack but Republican senators voiced gratitude to Israel. Other Democrats also voiced alarm.

    • Patrick Reed makes US Open history with incredible albatross - WATCH

      Patrick Reed etched his name in US Open history by carding a rare albatross on the par-5 fourth hole at Oakmont, joining a select group of players. Reed's incredible shot electrified the crowd, but a costly triple bogey on the final hole undid his earlier gains, overshadowing the historic moment and impacting his overall standing in the tournament.

      RBI cancels VRR auction for third time amid stable liquidity

      The RBI has announced the cancellation of the 14-day variable rate repo (VRR) auction for the next fortnight, marking the third consecutive cancellation. This decision reflects the central bank's confidence in the banking system's liquidity, even with anticipated outflows of approximately ₹3 lakh crore for advanced tax and GST payments.

      RBI buyback sees strong demand with bids doubling notified amount

      At its second buyback auction of FY26, the RBI received bids worth Rs 53,031 crore against a notified Rs 26,000 crore, accepting 99% of it. The move aids liquidity and government debt management amid strong demand from banks.

      Ant unit plans to apply for stablecoin issuer license in Hong Kong

      Ant Group’s overseas arm, Ant International, plans to apply for a stablecoin issuer license in Hong Kong after new regulations take effect on August 1. The company may also seek licenses in Singapore and Luxembourg as part of its global digital finance expansion strategy.

      Human-sized Labubu doll sells for over $150,000, enters list of most expensive dolls ever sold

      A life-size Labubu doll sold for more than $150,000 at a Beijing auction, making it one of the most expensive dolls in the world. The collectible joins the ranks of luxury items like diamond-studded Barbies and rare antique bears. Here is a ranked list of the world’s top-selling dolls

      US Open: 'Probably the toughest golf course', says DeChambeau as Scheffler chases back-to-back majors

      Bryson DeChambeau calls Oakmont the toughest course as the US Open commences, with Scottie Scheffler aiming for consecutive major wins. Oakmont's challenging layout, greens, and bunkers will test players. Scheffler, in top form, seeks his first US Open title, while Rory McIlroy eyes history by potentially winning both the Masters and US Open in the same year.

      Byron Buxton blasts 479-foot homer, second-longest in MLB this season - WATCH

      Minnesota Twins' Byron Buxton showcased an exceptional performance on Wednesday night, hitting a massive 479-foot home run against the Texas Rangers, marking the second-longest in the Major League Baseball (MLB) this season. His towering shot, the longest of his career, propelled him past Joe Mauer on the Twins' all-time list.

      Sabrina Carpenter drops surprise news — new album ‘Man’s Best Friend’ coming soon after ‘Short n’ Sweet’

      Sabrina Carpenter’s new album Man’s Best Friend is officially arriving on August 29, 2025, and fans are already buzzing. The pop star revealed the album’s bold cover art and confirmed it will feature 12 tracks, including her new hit single “Manchild”. Coming just a year after Short n’ Sweet, which topped the Billboard 200, this project marks another major moment in her skyrocketing music career. With powerful lyrics, standout visuals, and a confident message, Sabrina’s latest work is set to make waves. Here’s everything you need to know about Sabrina Carpenter’s Man’s Best Friend album release.

      Bank of Baroda top bidder in Jet Airways BKC office insolvency auction

      Bank of Baroda has emerged as the highest bidder for Jet Airways' 83,000 sq ft office space in Mumbai's Godrej BKC, offering Rs 370 crore. Brookfield Asset Management, which already owns office space in the building, holds the right of first refusal and is likely to exercise it.

      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.

      Most successful people share these 2 simple traits, and you can learn them too: Bestselling author reveals

      After years of interviewing elite achievers, Tim Ferriss identifies meditation and the art of saying “no” as key habits behind sustained success. From Bill Gates to Oprah Winfrey, many influential figures use these tools to sharpen focus and protect their time. Ferriss encourages everyone to adopt these learnable habits for greater clarity, productivity, and peace of mind.

      Who Is Eddie Jack? The English teenager invited to train with England Test Team ahead of India series

      England is preparing for a Test series against India. Teenage fast bowler Eddie Jack joins the training group. His inclusion follows strong performances against India A. Jack's pace impressed coaches. Injury concerns in England's fast bowling department created an opportunity. Shubman Gill will captain India. India aims for a series win in England.

      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.

      Ciattarelli and Sherrill win New Jersey primaries, set stage for high-stakes governor’s race

      Jack Ciattarelli and Mikie Sherrill have secured their respective Republican and Democratic nominations in New Jersey’s gubernatorial primaries. Backed by former President Trump, Ciattarelli aims to flip the state red, while Sherrill, a moderate with a strong leadership background, focuses on affordability and progressive policies. The stage is set for a highly competitive November election.

      Menswear feud turns ugly: JD Vance threatens deportation after being mocked by viral style critic

      JD Vance got mad at a fashion critic, Derek Guy, for joking about his clothes. After Derek shared he was undocumented, Vance reacted with a creepy nod GIF, which people saw as a deportation threat. The feud is now viral online, with many calling it scary.

      As ChatGPT is down, there's no information on when it will be fixed, but Grok, Gemini, Perplexity are all up and running

      ChatGPT is down worldwide with no info on when it’ll be fixed, leaving users frustrated. OpenAI is investigating, but meanwhile, other AI chatbots like Grok, Gemini, and Perplexity are still working fine.

      RBI to stop daily variable rate repo auctions on surplus liquidity

      The Reserve Bank of India will halt daily VRR auctions from June 11 due to surplus liquidity exceeding 1% of NDTL. This move aligns with stable liquidity conditions and no new OMOs. Bond yields rose amid negative sentiment and triggered stop losses following a policy stance shift to ‘neutral’.

      RBI to discontinue daily VRR auctions from June 11 onwards due to evolving liquidity conditions

      Reserve Bank of India will stop daily Variable Rate Repo auctions. The discontinuation is effective from June 11, 2025. This decision follows a review of liquidity conditions. Earlier, daily VRR auctions were announced on January 15, 2025. The final VRR auction will occur on June 10, 2025. The notified amount for this auction is ₹25,000 crore.

      From Wednesday, banks can't queue up daily to borrow from RBI

      The Reserve Bank of India will discontinue daily variable rate repo auctions from June 11 due to surplus liquidity in the banking system, which has averaged ₹2.75 lakh crore in June. This decision aligns with the RBI's target of maintaining surplus liquidity near 1% of net demand and time liabilities.

      Justin Bieber slams transactional relationships in emotional post, says that's not love and fans are worried

      Justin Bieber shared emotional Instagram posts. He spoke about burnout and the need for authentic connection. Bieber expressed frustration with transactional relationships. He emphasized faith, love, and family. He urged fans to abandon the pursuit of perfection. Bieber also shared reflections on fatherhood. Fans are concerned about his well-being.

      Beaten Jannik Sinner extends lead on Carlos Alcaraz at top of ATP rankings

      Jannik Sinner remains world number one despite losing the French Open final to Carlos Alcaraz, who stays at number two. Novak Djokovic climbs to fifth, while Jack Draper reaches a career-high fourth. Lorenzo Musetti's strong performance moves him to sixth, while Casper Ruud drops significantly after an early exit.

      Elon Musk now digs up old Trump tweets to mock his 'Big Beautiful Bill'

      Elon Musk has intensified his criticism of Donald Trump by sharing the former president's old tweets criticizing debt ceiling increases, highlighting what Musk sees as hypocrisy in Trump's current spending proposal. Musk urged Americans to oppose Trump's bill, labeling it a "Debt Slavery Bill.

      Only painting Mahatma Gandhi sat for to be auctioned at Bonhams in UK

      An oil portrait, believed to be the only one Mahatma Gandhi sat for, is set to be auctioned at Bonhams in July, estimated at £50,000-£70,000. British artist Clare Leighton, introduced to Gandhi in 1931, created the painting. The portrait remained in Leighton's family until now and shows signs of restoration after an alleged attack in 1974.

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