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RBI Seen Joining Asia’s Rate-Hike Push as Inflation Risks Rise
Economists expect the Reserve Bank of India to tighten monetary policy in coming months, aligning with regional central banks that have turned more hawkish due to inflation risks from the Middle East conflict.
Light data calendar with NY Fed inflation survey in focus
Monday's economic calendar is light, with only the NY Fed's consumer inflation expectations survey as a potential market mover, though focus remains on the Fed's rate path.
IMF Chief Says AI Must Not Repeat Globalization's Mistakes
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva warns that artificial intelligence must not repeat the mistakes of globalization, emphasizing the need for inclusive policies and trust in reforms.
Danantara Starts US Bond Roadshow as Indonesia Market Rout Deepens
Indonesian sovereign wealth fund Danantara is set to begin a US dollar bond roadshow this week as policymakers intensify efforts to stem a deepening selloff in the nation's markets.
Japan Pension Proxies Buy Record Foreign Bonds in May
Proxies for Japanese pension funds bought a record amount of overseas bonds in May, signaling sustained demand for foreign debt despite rising local yields.
UK foreign minister urges Iran-Israel restraint, S&P futures extend losses
UK Foreign Minister Yvette Cooper called for restraint between Iran and Israel, while S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures fell 0.6% and 0.7% respectively, extending Friday's losses.
Ares Capital 10% Yield Nears Deadline as Dividend Lock-In Window Closes
Ares Capital's 10% dividend yield is at risk as the ex-dividend date approaches, offering a rare high-income opportunity before rates potentially shift.
Bond Traders Bet on CPI Surge That Bolsters Case for Fed Pivot
Bond traders are betting that this week's CPI report will show the strongest price pressures in years, reinforcing expectations for a hawkish Fed pivot.
Bloomberg This Weekend: Key Headlines and Guest Lineup
Bloomberg This Weekend brings together top newsmakers including lawmakers, airline CEOs, and political analysts to discuss the week's biggest stories from New York.
China's PBOC Extends Gold Buying Streak as Bullion Stays Under Pressure
China's central bank added to its gold reserves for a fifth consecutive month in May, signaling continued diversification away from dollar assets even as bullion prices face headwinds from a strong dollar and higher real yields.
ECB Set to Hike Rates as G7’s Lead Hawk Amid Iran War
The European Central Bank is expected to raise interest rates next week, positioning itself as the most hawkish among G7 central banks as the Iran war fuels inflation.
Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF Belongs in Almost Every Long-Term Portfolio
The Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF (BND) offers broad, low-cost exposure to the U.S. investment-grade bond market, making it a core holding for long-term portfolios seeking income and capital preservation.
Pfizer 6.7% Yield Looks Scary but Dividend Story Is Stronger Than It Seems
Pfizer's 6.7% dividend yield far exceeds the S&P 500 average of 1.1%, but management signals and cash flow suggest the payout is sustainable, reducing near-term cut risk.
Petrobras 16% Yield Faces Brazil Export Tax Risk, ECOW ETF Caught in Crossfire
Petrobras' 16% dividend yield is threatened by Brazil's new export taxes that have already halved 2026 payouts, putting the Pacer Emerging Markets Cash Cows 100 ETF (ECOW) at risk.
Dollar Dominance Faces Mounting Pressures, Rogoff Warns
Economist Ken Rogoff warns that the dollar's global dominance is gradually eroding due to US fiscal deficits, rising debt, and geopolitical shifts toward a multipolar system.
US Jobs Blowout Fuels Fed Rate-Hike Bets for 2026
A blowout US jobs report has intensified market bets that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates in 2026, as the ongoing Iran war adds to inflation risks.
RBNZ Governor Breman Sees Progress Against Protectionism
RBNZ Governor Anna Breman said New Zealand is finding solutions to counter the negative effects of deepening protectionism, signaling a cautiously optimistic outlook for trade and growth.
HKMA Implements New Bank Rules for Account Opening
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has implemented new guidelines for banks on opening accounts, aligning with regulatory requirements for brokers managing mainland Chinese clients, potentially impacting cross-border capital flows and Hong Kong's role as a financial hub.
Indonesia Vows to Stabilize Rupiah, Attract Inflows After Market Rout
Indonesian officials pledged to step up efforts to stabilize the rupiah and attract capital inflows after the currency hit all-time lows and stocks posted the world's steepest weekly decline.
NBA Finals and Inflation: What Traders Should Watch
The NBA finals provide a lens into consumer spending and inflation trends, offering clues for rate-sensitive markets as the Fed monitors economic data.
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