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Kuwait launches $11.25 billion 3-part bond: IFR

Updated at : 2025-10-01 11:40:01

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Kuwait sold $11.25 billion in bonds. This was its first bond sale in eight years. The Gulf oil exporter offered a three-tranche bond. It attracted strong investor demand. Orders exceeded $23 billion. Pricing tightened due to this high interest. A three-year portion, a five-year tranche, and a ten-year portion were launched.

HSBC s Pranjul Bhandari indicates the RBI has scope for interest rate cuts, but the timing will likely depend on post-festive growth data rather than immediate low inflation. She forecasts a potential cut in December, especially if US tariffs persist, with further easing possible in February 2026 as the RBI prioritizes domestic growth dynamics.

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Gold and silver recently achieved record highs on MCX, fueled by a weakening dollar, slowing US job market, and central bank de-dollarization. While minor corrections are anticipated, a sharp decline appears unlikely. Experts project silver could reach $50 and gold $3,980 by October, suggesting investors consider staggered purchases to capitalize on the sustained rally amidst ongoing market dynamics.

Harish Krishnan of Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC shares market insights. He reveals the strategy behind flexicap fund success. Krishnan focuses on selecting strong companies and making sectoral calls. He also outlines reasons for launching new conglomerate and quant funds. These funds seek unique investment opportunities. The market anticipates a period of consolidation before growth.

Canara Robeco Flexi Cap Fund has consistently generated wealth for over two decades, driven by a philosophy of quality businesses and prudent risk management. The fund currently favors large caps due to valuation, while maintaining a growth-quality investment style. They hold a constructive outlook for Indian equities over the next 3-5 years, anticipating gradual earnings growth.

RateGain Travel Technologies will acquire US-based Sojern Inc. and its subsidiaries for $250 million in an all-cash deal via its UK arm. Sojern, which reported $172.2 million revenue in 2024, offers AI-driven marketing solutions for the travel and hospitality sector. The acquisition aims to expand RateGain’s suite of offerings and is subject to regulatory approvals.

LG Electronics India has set the price band for its Rs 11,607-crore initial public offering at Rs 1,080-1,140 per equity share. The offer for sale of 10.18 crore shares by its promoter opens on October 7, 2025, and closes on October 9, 2025. Employees will receive a Rs 108 discount, with listing planned on both NSE and BSE.

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Nilesh Shetty of Quantum Advisors affirms India s long-term growth persists despite FII selling, attributing outflows to tactical China reallocation. He highlights largecap equities as increasingly attractive post-correction, favoring financials, IT, pharma, and logistics. Shetty foresees a consumption recovery boosted by monsoon and rate cuts, maintaining optimism for IT services long-term prospects despite near-term challenges. Private sector banks offer compelling valuations.

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