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Indian Bond Yields Fall as Lower Oil Prices and Easing Middle East Tensions Boost Sentiment

Decline in crude prices lifts demand for government securities as investors monitor global developments and central bank signals Indian government

Indian-Origin Economist Gita Gopinath Highlights Global Debt Risks

Indian-origin economist Gita Gopinath has intensified warnings regarding global debt vulnerabilities and economic fragmentation during international financial-policy discussions and macroeconomic

Colonial-Era War Loan: Indian family seeks repayment from the UK after over a century

Legal experts, however, note that such a case would face major hurdles, including limitation laws, sovereign immunity and complex jurisdictional

Indian family struggles with debt and uncertainty to pursue the ‘American dream’

As global education costs rise and migration rules tighten, families may need to rethink what the “American dream” truly means

Indian investors look abroad as overseas markets deliver stronger returns

The RBI data underscores a broader evolution in India’s investment landscape As financial literacy improves and investors gain exposure to

Telangana NRI jailed in UAE over SIM card debt

Governments, NGOs, and expatriate welfare groups must increase awareness campaigns and support systems to prevent such incidents The case of

Neobank Zolve to offer credit products to migrants in US

The debt funding will be utilised to offer credit products to immigrants (especially Indians) moving to the US PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Crossborder

India pips China as top emerging market for investments: Report

According to “Invesco Global Sovereign Asset Management Study” which manages 85 sovereign wealth funds and 57 central banks representing $21

India’s external debt goes up to $ 620 bn

India’s Finance Ministry Ministry said that India’s external debt was over $573 billion at the end of March, last year

World Bank maintains India’s growth outlook for FY22

The projection of 8.3 per cent is lower than the government’s first advance estimates of gross domestic product (GDP) of