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No international funds open? These 15 domestic funds still hold foreign equities — two schemes have over 26% allocation
With all international mutual fund schemes now closed to fresh investments, a Value Research analysis identifies 15 Indian domestic equity and hybrid funds that still hold over 10% in foreign stocks,
States Expand Student Loans as Federal Caps Take Effect
Several states are expanding student loan offerings in response to new federal borrowing caps that took effect July 1 under Trump's 'big beautiful bill,' but consumer advocates warn these state-backed
Oil Investors Face Reversal as Iran War Eases
Energy investors reaped massive gains from oil price spikes driven by the U.S.-Iran war, but experts warn the rally is built on short-term speculation and may not last as geopolitical tensions show si
Coldcard Hack Sends $89M Bitcoin Back to Exchanges
A Coldcard hardware-wallet exploit that began Friday has siphoned roughly $70–90 million in Bitcoin and triggered a reversal of the post-FTX self-custody trend, as small holders move coins onto centra
Top Analysts Rate These 3 Energy Dividend Stocks Buy
Top-rated Wall Street analysts from Wolfe Research, Roth Capital, and Goldman Sachs reiterated buy ratings and raised price targets on three energy-sector dividend stocks — Expand Energy, SM Energy, a
Japan, US in First Joint Yen Intervention Since 2011
Japan's Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama will announce Monday that Tokyo and Washington conducted their first joint yen-buying intervention since 2011, with BOJ data showing Japan sold as much as $58
RBI Permits Differential Rates on Bulk Deposits
The RBI will let banks charge different interest rates on bulk deposits based on liquidity risk starting October 1, 2025, but requires uniform rates across branches and same-day public disclosure of r
DA hikes: From Finance Ministry to railways and banks — Here's a look at all the dearness allowance announcements so far
Over 1 crore Indian central government employees and pensioners await a Dearness Allowance revision, with AICPI-IW data pointing to a 3-4% hike and an announcement potentially timed around Diwali 2026
Trump Media sells another 2,628 BTC, holdings fall to 4,261 BTC
Trump Media-linked wallets transferred 2,628 BTC to Crypto.com in two transactions, dropping the company's holdings to 4,261 BTC as lawmakers debate ethics provisions in the CLARITY Act.
Behavioural biases cut mutual fund investors' real returns
Financial experts warn that psychological biases—recency bias, herd mentality, FOMO, overconfidence, and loss aversion—cause mutual fund investors to buy high and sell low, leaving them with far less
Coldcard Hack Triggers Biggest Sub-1 BTC Move Since FTX
A suspected hack drained funds from Coldcard Bitcoin wallets, prompting Galaxy Digital's Alex Thorn to warn the attack was still ongoing and urging users to move funds immediately.
Amazon Surges 15%, Apple Drops 7.4% as Nasdaq Climbs 1%
Amazon's 15% Friday surge single-handedly powered the Nasdaq composite's 1% gain, masking a 7.4% slump in Apple shares during record market-cap moves for both tech giants at month's end.
WestJet flight attendants go on strike after talks break down between union and airline
More than 4,000 WestJet flight attendants walked off the job after wage and ground-pay talks collapsed, forcing the cancellation of over 300 flights on a busy summer long weekend.
OpenAI: Astra Solves 10 Open Math Problems
OpenAI said an internal version of its upcoming Astra model solved ten previously open problems in math, quantum complexity, and theoretical computer science — and The Information separately reported
Bonds shield portfolios amid volatility: experts
Financial experts from Atom Financial Services, Jiraaf, and Anand Rathi Global Finance recommend diversified fixed-income allocations — spanning sovereign securities, AAA/AA corporates, and short-dura
LemonEdge raises $21M Series A led by Blackstone
LemonEdge, a fund accounting and operations software provider for the private markets sector, raised $21 million in a Series A round led by Blackstone Innovations Investments.
Japan, US Coordinated Historic Yen Intervention
Japan will announce that it and Washington took joint action on the yen, as the US Treasury carried out what the Financial Times calls a historic intervention in the yen market, with a proposal to buy
Citadel buys $16B portfolio, averts $3T AI selloff
Ken Griffin's Citadel bought a significant portion of hedge fund Situational Awareness' $16 billion public-equity portfolio, removing a forced seller and helping calm a $3 trillion semiconductor sell-
US, Japan Halt Yen's Slide From Near 1986 Lows
The yen surged to 157.40 against the dollar — its strongest level since early May — after coordinated US-Japanese intervention reversed a slide that had brought the currency near its weakest point sin
Warsh's Quiet Fed Spurs 30-Year Yield to 5.2%
Kevin Warsh's reluctance to explain the Fed's decision to hold rates steady triggered an unusual bond selloff, with the 30-year Treasury yield jumping to 5.2% — its highest since 2007 — in what analys
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