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DMI 2026 annual summit concludes in Hong Kong
vir_vn83d ago

DMI 2026 annual summit concludes in Hong Kong

span style font size 14pt The fixed income investment conference wrapped up after convening asset managers and institutional investors examining bond market strategies span

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Pendle Reveals Ambitious Plan to Build a Pioneering Tokenized Finance Hub in Vietnam
bitcoinworld83d ago

Pendle Reveals Ambitious Plan to Build a Pioneering Tokenized Finance Hub in Vietnam

BitcoinWorld Pendle Reveals Ambitious Plan to Build a Pioneering Tokenized Finance Hub in Vietnam In a significant development for Asian blockchain adoption, the DeFi yield protocol Pendle has initiated high-level discussions about establishing a major tokenized finance hub in Vietnam. Co-founder TN Lee recently [...] This post Pendle Reveals Ambitious Plan to Build a Pioneering Tokenized Finance Hub in Vietnam first appeared on BitcoinWorld .

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AUD/USD Forecast: Critical Breakdown Below 0.6900 Signals Alarming Bearish Shift
bitcoinworld83d ago

AUD/USD Forecast: Critical Breakdown Below 0.6900 Signals Alarming Bearish Shift

BitcoinWorld AUD/USD Forecast: Critical Breakdown Below 0.6900 Signals Alarming Bearish Shift The AUD/USD currency pair has triggered significant market attention following a decisive breakdown below the crucial 0.6900 support level, a move that technical analysts describe as a pivotal shift in [...] This post AUD/USD Forecast: Critical Breakdown Below 0.6900 Signals Alarming Bearish Shift first appeared on BitcoinWorld .

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Indian shares set to open lower, head for worst month in six years on Iran war
brecorder83d ago

Indian shares set to open lower, head for worst month in six years on Iran war

Indian shares are set to open lower on Monday, and are set for their worst monthly performance in six years, tracking declines across Asia after ​oil surged above $115 a barrel as an expanding Middle East war ‌sapped risk appetite. GIFT Nifty futures were trading at 22,564.5 as of 8:04 a.m. IST, indicating that the benchmark Nifty 50 may open below Friday’s close of 22,819.6 points. The US-Israeli war ​on Iran has entered its fifth week and spread further across the ​Middle East, with Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthis launching attacks on Israel over the ⁠weekend, stoking fears of disruptions to shipping lanes around the Arabian Peninsula ​and the Red Sea. Meanwhile, Pakistan said on Sunday it was preparing to host “meaningful talks” ​in the coming days to end the war, even as Tehran warned it was ready to respond if Washington deployed troops on the ground. Asian stocks declined 1.9%, while Brent crude was ​poised for a record monthly rise amid the widening turmoil. India’s benchmark Nifty 50 ​and Sensex have lost about 9.5% since the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran began on February ‌28. Meanwhile, ⁠the Indian rupee has slipped to a record low of 94.84 per dollar. Foreign investors offloaded 43.67 billion rupees ($460.77 million) worth of Indian shares on Friday, taking their March outflows to a record $12.3 billion so far, per provisional data. Separately, the central bank ​has tightened limits ​on lenders’ net ⁠open forex positions as it moved to curb volatility in the weakening rupee.

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