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    Japan 30-year auction tests a jittery bond market as global yields surge

    Global debt markets are uneasy due to increasing fiscal deficits. Japan's super-long government bond auction is the latest test. Thirty-year bonds are a pain point for Japan, the US, and Europe. Investors demand higher yields for holding longer debt. Japan's Ministry of Finance aims to sell 30-year paper. Political uncertainty and global yield increases affect the JGB market.

    Investors brace for Japan bond market blowout as election nears

    Japan's bond market faces uncertainty. Upper house elections this weekend could shift power. Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's party struggles. Opposition parties favor consumption tax cuts. Long-dated bond yields are rising. Investors worry about fiscal spending. Japan's debt is already high. The Bank of Japan's stance adds to concerns. Experts predict potential market volatility after the election.

    Trump's 'big, beautiful' bill set to further tarnish Treasuries' lustre overseas

    Amidst concerns over rising U.S. debt due to President Trump's fiscal policies, foreign investors are increasingly diversifying away from U.S. Treasuries. Anticipated deficit spending and inflation-boosting tariffs are diminishing the appeal of these assets. While some, like Simplex Asset Management, are shifting to European debt, analysts suggest a complete sell-off is unlikely.

    NARCL plans to separate sustainable part of Simplex Infrastructures debt

    NARCL had acquired the loan in cash and security receipts (SRs) for Rs 640 crore earlier this year. The state-backed bad bank had bought the debt from lenders at a 93% discount. The banks involved include PNB, State Bank of India, Canara Bank, Bank of Baroda, Bank of India, Union Bank of India, RBL, IDBI Bank and Standard Chartered Bank.

    Simplex Projects’ promoter secures NCLT’s nod for acquiring company through bankruptcy

    The Kolkata bankruptcy court has approved the revival plan for Simplex Projects proposed by its promoter, Sudarsshhan Das Mundhra. The plan, which received 99.51% approval from lenders, includes a payment of Rs 235.28 crore towards the company's total liabilities of Rs 2,108.49 crore.

    What top 5 mutual funds bought and sold in July

    India's leading mutual funds made important portfolio adjustments in July. SBI added Vedanta and Lupin, ICICI Prudential included Graphite India and J K Cements, and HDFC acquired GMM Pfaudler and RBL Bank. Nippon India added Schaeffler India, while Kotak included Deepak Nitrite. These adjustments reflect their strategic outlook on various sectors.

    The Economic Times
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