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The Reserve Bank of India recently revised its reserve rules to ensure a steady and reliable flow of dividends to the government, reinforcing the central bank’s role in supporting fiscal stability. This move comes as part of broader efforts to maintain a robust financial position while continuing to provide substantial dividend payouts.

RBI's record dividend strengthens India’s finances

The United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization has reported that less than five percent of Gaza’s farmland remains usable due to ongoing conflict. Watch in for more details!


UN warns of rising famine risk in Gaza

The Taliban administration is in advanced talks with Russia to facilitate direct trade transactions in local currencies. The aim is to bypass the U.S. dollar and reduce reliance on a global financial system that has largely excluded Afghanistan since the Taliban took power.

Taliban, Russia in advanced talks to enable local currency trade

Is the U.S. dollar’s global dominance under threat? Amid rising geopolitical tensions, growing U.S. deficits, and erratic policy moves, some say the greenback’s grip on global finance is slipping. But despite calls for de-dollarization, no rival currency appears ready to take its place. In this report, we break down the pressures facing the dollar, and why, for now, it remains the world’s go-to currency.


Trump’s tariffs, policies test dollar’s strength

President Donald Trump hosted a private dinner at his Virginia golf club for 220 top investors in his meme cryptocurrency, Dollar-Trump. The exclusive event featured filet mignon, halibut, and a half-hour speech from the president, capped off with a brief dance to 'YMCA.'


Crypto now among largest sources of Trump family wealth

U.S. President Donald Trump has paused his threat to impose 50% tariffs on the European Union. This follows what he described as a “very nice call” with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. Trump had warned on Friday that the tariffs could take effect by June 1, citing stalled negotiations.

US-EU trade talks resume amid $236 bn goods deficit

Bangladesh has cancelled a 21 million dollar deal with an Indian state-run shipbuilder, marking a fresh low in bilateral relations. The move comes just days after India restricted garment imports from Bangladesh to only two ports—Kolkata and Nhava Sheva.

Bangladesh: Corruption, weak governance block Bangladesh’s recovery path

Chinese Premier Li Qiang is in Jakarta on his first overseas visit of the year, aiming to expand economic ties with Southeast Asia’s largest economy. He met Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto on Sunday, as both nations look to deepen trade and investment amid global economic uncertainty.


Li Qiang leads 60-business delegation to Jakarta

The Justice Department announced a preliminary 1.1 billion dollar settlement with Boeing to resolve a criminal investigation into the deadly 737 MAX crashes.

Boeing agrees to $1.1 bn settlement in 737 Max criminal probe

Singapore’s inflation picked up slightly in April, but it remains tame by global standards. For consumers, prices are still rising slowly, and for policymakers, the outlook suggests more cooling ahead rather than a renewed inflation spike.

Singapore faces low inflation, low GDP growth scenario

Younger Americans are emerging as key drivers of the health and wellness industry. Bank of America data shows Gen Z households spend about 2.8 times more on fitness than Baby Boomers, while Millennials spend around three times as much. Despite a broader slowdown in discretionary spending, this generational shift toward healthy living is propping up the wellness sector and offering some protection from recessionary pressures.

Gen Z, millennials power long-term wellness demand

India Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday (May 25) that the entire India is united against terrorism and is determined to eliminate it from the country. He said this during his radio show "Mann Ki Baat".
"Today, the entire nation is united against terrorism, filled with anger, but determined. Today, every India's resolution is to eliminate terrorism," the Indian PM said.

'Every Indian's resolution is to eliminate terrorism today': PM hails Op Sindoor in ‘Mann Ki Baat’

China has maintained a tough stance in its trade war with the United States. On the surface, this defiance seems justified. China holds a 300 billion dollar trade surplus with the U.S., exporting crucial products like smartphones, industrial machinery, and rare-earth minerals used in advanced technologies.

Can China sustain its growth amid trade tensions?

As part of its push to globally isolate Pakistan, India is intensifying efforts to have Pakistan re-enter the Financial Action Task Force, or FATF, grey list. But what exactly is FATF, and why does it matter for Pakistan’s economy?

India pushes for Pakistan’s return to FATF grey list

Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued a sharp warning to Pakistan. Speaking at a rally in Rajasthan, he said Pakistan would pay a heavy price, economically and militarily, for every terrorist strike on Indian soil.

India lobbies global powers against Pakistan

President Donald Trump hosted an exclusive dinner for top holders of his $TRUMP coin, a memecoin that surged 60% in value following the dinner announcement. The event brought together 220 crypto investors, with the top 25 receiving a private session and White House tour. 

Top 25 crypto investors receive private session, White House tour

The warnings from the world's biggest bond market on the U.S. fiscal mess are getting louder. This shows President Trump’s next big hurdle is the bond market. In the next report, we dive into the bond market moves and investor jitters on Trump’s 'beautiful tax' bill.

Bond market shudders on Trump's 'beautiful' tax bill

President Donald Trump has reignited tensions in the US EU trade relationship. He has recommended a steep 50% tariff on European Union goods set to begin on June 1st. Well this means that a perfume imported from the US from Europe costing some $1,000 currently will cost $1,500 if Trump makes good on his 50% tariff threat. While this would significantly increase the current baseline tariff of 10% and follow the post 20% tariff on certain EU products. Watch in for more details!

Wall Street, Europe rattle as tariff war looms

Japan’s auto industry is facing its biggest challenge in decades. The government is scrambling for solutions as trade talks continue in Washington.

Japan’s auto firms brace for economic fallout

The warnings from the world's biggest bond market on the U.S. fiscal mess are getting louder. This shows President Trump’s next big hurdle is the bond market. In the next report, we dive into the bond market moves and investor jitters on Trump’s 'beautiful tax' bill.


Chinese e-commerce giants are expanding rapidly into the Australian market, offering a surge of affordable goods. Australia imported 70 billion dollars worth of products from China last year, making it the country’s largest trading partner.






Online bargains drive new shopping trends in Australia

U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened a 25% tariff on iPhones and other smartphones sold in the United States but manufactured outside the country.


Trump threatens 25% tariff on non-US iPhones

On the news that OPEC+ is considering another bumper increase in production, oil prices fell for the week for the first time in three. The decline in crude comes in anticipation of what is likely a surplus in the market.

Oil marks weekly drop as OPEC weighs another big supply hike

The Reserve Bank of India's board on Friday approved the transfer of a record dividend to the government. The Indian central bank will transfer 2.69 trillion rupees, or 32 billion dollars, to the government, exceeding the budgeted estimate of 2.56 trillion rupees.


RBI to make a record transfer of $32 billion to government

For Bitcoin, the age-old investment mantra of 'hold in May and stay' has been thrown out of the window. Bitcoin breached a new all-time high, surging past $110,000 on Thursday. The OG token was last changing hands closer to $111,000, surging more than 2.5%. The narratives supporting the crypto token are widely known. The real question now is whether risk-on or risk-off sentiment is boosting Bitcoin.

Bitcoin surges to new highs after $110,000

The U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed a 4 trillion dollar Republican fiscal plan by a margin of just one vote. The bill seeks to permanently extend Trump-era tax cuts while enacting deep spending reductions across key welfare programmes.

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