Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – Stocks To Watch: Bandhan Bank, Cipla, IDFC Bank, Mindtree, NMDC — Stocks in Asia followed their U.S. counterparts higher on signs that an escalation of trade tensions was beginning to ease.
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Federal Reserve may Review Rules on Lending to the Poor
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – The Federal Reserve may change decades-old rules that require banks to lend to low-income borrowers as part of a broader effort to revise a range of banking regulations, the U.S. central bank’s head of regulation and supervision said on Monday.
Solid Gold Casts of Nelson Mandela’s Hands Sell for $10 Million in Bitcoin
It’s one of the more unusual deals in the art world. After more than a decade, an Alberta businessman has finally found a buyer for his prized collection of gold castings of Nelson Mandela’s hand. The final price? Ten million dollars — in bitcoin.
Oil’s Seven Sisters Enter a ‘Golden Age’, Goldman Sachs Says
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – The world’s largest oil companies have survived a life-changing crisis, and are now poised to reap the rewards, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said.
Commodities Weekly Research Report 26-03-18 To 30-03-18
Trend Up ⇒ Buy Gold MCX Between 30550 – 30450, Stop Loss (CBSL) – 30260 Target – 30910 ↔ 31030 (Gold Sell Karna Mana Hai)
India Considers Joint Venture Between Largest Power Producer, Financiers To Buy Stressed Plants
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – India is considering a proposal for a joint venture between the nation’s biggest electricity producer and two state-run power financiers to bid for stressed power assets, one of the largest contributors to the nation’s bad loans.
Top Bond Buyers Vanish Before Modi’s Near-Record Debt Sales
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – Indian government’s near-record bond sales begin in two weeks. The lingering question is who’s going to buy the securities. While the seven-month selloff in sovereign notes has spurred state-run lenders — the biggest holders — to stay away, global funds too have soured on rupee debt. With scant signs of buying support from any direction, traders are worried about the fate of the 6.06- trillion rupee ($93 billion) borrowing for the year starting April 1.