AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBank Earnings: YES Bank’s second-quarter profit rose 65% to ₹1,080 crore, while Punjab & Sind Bank reported a 40% gain. YES Bank said the impact of an AT1 bond ruling is not yet reflected in its results. AI Debt & Markets: Investor caution is growing as AI-related stocks retreat and CoreWeave bond yields top 15%, raising concerns about refinancing costs. The IMF has also warned that rising bond yields could worsen the global debt outlook. India’s External Balance: Services exports are losing ground: net services exports fell 10% year over year to $16.9 billion in September as imports rose faster, weakening a key offset to the widening goods trade deficit. Payments & Energy: The UAE and Singapore central banks discussed cooperation on digital currencies, cross-border payments and green finance. In Nigeria, regulators approved a commodities exchange to facilitate petroleum trading and improve price transparency. Cross-Border Risk: A UK court froze Vietjet’s worldwide assets in a dispute over roughly $250 million in unpaid aircraft leases.
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