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Xpeng Group (09868.HK) extended losses in afternoon trading, down about 10%.
2026-08-25
Xpeng Group (09868.HK) extended losses in afternoon trading, down about 10%.
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2026-08-24
[Midday Closing of Treasury Bond Futures] The main contract for 2-year Treasury bond futures (TS) rose 0.01%, the main contract for 5-year Treasury bond futures (TF) rose 0.05%, the main contract for 10-year Treasury bond futures (T) rose 0.09%, and
[Midday Closing of Treasury Bond Futures] The main contract for 2-year Treasury bond futures (TS) rose 0.01%, the main contract for 5-year Treasury bond futures (TF) rose 0.05%, the main contract for 10-year Treasury bond futures (T) rose 0.09%, and the main contract for 30-year Treasury bond futures (TL) rose 0.24%.
2026-08-25
People familiar said HSBC Holdings has bought at least $3 billion of Indian government bonds since July, funding the purchases with large inflows raised under the Reserve Bank of India’s non-resident foreign currency deposit scheme (FCNR(B)). The ban
People familiar said HSBC Holdings has bought at least $3 billion of Indian government bonds since July, funding the purchases with large inflows raised under the Reserve Bank of India’s non-resident foreign currency deposit scheme (FCNR(B)). The bank has concentrated purchases in five-year paper and has attracted over $10 billion under the scheme, the largest intake among global peers. The RBI’s overseas dollar window, opened on June 5 to draw foreign currency and support the rupee, has helped compress domestic funding costs: since June 5 five-year government yields have fallen about 31bp versus roughly a 12bp decline in the 10-year.
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