When Central Banks Whisper Winter: What It Means for Markets and Economy

Central Banks News: November always brings that strange northern-hemisphere twilight where the sun clocks out early, and the central bank economic forecast chills begin to creep under the market’s door. Yes, it’s the season when the world’s central banks drag out their annual financial-stability reports — those long-winded compendia of theoretical perils and model-driven doomsday sketches. Most of these tomes read like a winter sermon nobody asked for, but buried inside the footnotes are always a few nuggets — flashes of genuine signal amid the bureaucratic noise.

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India bond yields seen steady; may breach 6.50% amid sour mood

India bond yields

MUMBAI, Wednesday, 13 August,2025 (Reuters) – Indian government bond yields are likely to open steady on Wednesday, with the benchmark 10-year yield seen testing the key 6.50% mark amid a sour mood, following a sharp selloff fuelled by rising fiscal pressure and higher debt-supply concerns.

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