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Investors piled a record £2bn of money into the IA Short Term Money Market sector in March, as tempered equity returns resulted in a consorted push to defensive assets. According to data published by the Investment Association (IA), total net sales for March hit £1.4bn, which while down on February’s £2.5bn, still marked a fifth consecutive month of inflows. Equity funds suffered, with outflows accelerating to £1.3bn, while after four month of positive flows fixed income fund flows turned negative, with redemptions totalling £0.97bn. The second best selling individual sector for the month was IA Targeted Absolute Return, with net…

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BAKU, Azerbaijan, May 7. The macroeconomic situation in Azerbaijan has been discussed with experts at the Central Bank of Azerbaijan (CBA), Trend reports via the CBA. The discussion took place during the next meeting of the CBA Chairman, Taleh Kazimov, with the experts. According to the CBA, the meeting included a productive and comprehensive exchange of views on macroeconomic and monetary conditions, financial stability, inflation processes, as well as other relevant issues on the central banking agenda. The bank noted that such meetings not only serve to further strengthen mutual dialogue and trust, but also make a significant contribution to…

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Titiminas Silver is restarting the Madre Sierra mine in central Peru, a past-producing high-grade polymetallic deposit with a 1.2 million ton historical resource averaging 4-5 oz/t silver, targeting maiden resource estimate within 12 months and FID by Q3/Q4 2027Social license secured through 2032 (recently extended from 2-year to 6-year terms), existing 350 tpd mining permit in hand, 45 minutes from regional airport, 10 minutes from paved highway, electrical substation 14km awayOnly 3 of 6 identified veins historically developed across 300m of a 2.2km strike length, presenting multiple-fold growth opportunity from the ~20 million oz silver equivalent historical resourcePhase 1 capex…

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Part 3 of a three-part series on India’s economic transformation in FY26 Every previous episode of sustained foreign selling in Indian equities ended the same way. In 2008, 2013, and 2018, when foreign portfolio investors headed for the exits, markets fell hard because there was no domestic counterweight of sufficient scale. In FY25-26, FPIs withdrew a record INR 1.81 lakh crore from Indian equities — surpassing even the previous year’s outflow of INR 1.27 lakh crore. Two consecutive years of the heaviest foreign selling in the market’s history. The Nifty 50 ended the fiscal year down 3.6 percent. Yet there…

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Partnership news continues to emerge in the cryptocurrency sector. The latest news comes from two altcoins listed on Binance. Accordingly, news of a major partnership has come from Jito ($JTO) and Solana ($SOL). $JTO Foundation announced a strategic partnership with The Solana Company, a $SOL-focused staking company, to expand Solana ($SOL) staking infrastructure in the Asia-Pacific region (APAC). The partnership aims to expand validator and staking infrastructure for institutions and accelerate the institutional adoption of Solana in the APAC region. As part of the partnership, both parties plan to jointly establish and operate Solana validator servers in the Asia-Pacific region,…

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Investors must submit applications through the “Government Securities Investment Window” of the relevant bank or financial institution. Bangladesh Bank will open these Investor IDs through the Shariah Security Module maintained by the central bank.Individual investors must submit the prescribed application form, bank account information, National Identity Card or passport, photograph, e-TIN certificate (where applicable), and nominee information with photograph.Bangladeshi expatriates and foreign investors must provide details of their resident foreign currency or local currency “Taka”.Institutions, limited companies, trusts, or provident funds must submit registration certificates, minutes of board meetings, and the required documents of authorised signatories. Source link

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The S&P 500 (^GSPC +1.46%) has added 6% year to date and currently trades near its record high. That momentum has been driven by strong earnings growth in recent quarters, which itself has been supported by prodigious investments in artificial intelligence. However, investors may be overestimating the stock market’s resilience. President Trump’s tariffs and military operations in Iran pose serious threats to the U.S. economy. Last week, Moody’s chief economist Mark Zandi said, “We’d likely be in a recession already if not for the AI investment-driven boom.” Here’s what investors should know. President Donald J. Trump delivers remarks at a…

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Open this photo in gallery:Market volatility has widened the opportunity set for hedge fund strategies, which can help reshape portfolio behaviour for greater stability.Getty ImagesWhen the U.S.-Iran conflict turned hot this year, sending oil prices surging and buckling equity markets, Cody Gordon’s client portfolios had a lifeline that escaped many other investors. The main thing performing on their side was managed futures – the hedging investments that thrived as traditional assets faltered, he says.“That’s really what you want from these strategies,” says Mr. Gordon, wealth advisor and portfolio manager with Versus Financial at National Bank Financial – Wealth Management in…

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NFTs are due for a “rebirth” as AI agents force the internet to solve new identity and trust problems, Reid Hoffman told CoinDesk’s Consensus Miami conference on Wednesday.The Greylock partner and LinkedIn co-founder said agents transacting with other agents will require trustworthy digital identity systems that resemble what NFTs originally tried to solve. Hoffman said he began revisiting NFTs as he considered a future in which AI agents outnumber humans online.”When you begin to think we’re going to have more agents than people, what does the identity layer look like? What is the notion of, hey, when your agent’s talking…

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The Port of Dover has appointed a new group of contractors to support a long-term programme of civil engineering, marine and infrastructure works. The harbour authority has selected 14 firms across two multi-year frameworks, covering a wide range of projects including utilities, berth upgrades, highways, structures and building works. The appointments come as the UK’s busiest ferry port prepares for a major programme of investment to support future freight growth, ferry electrification and expanded cargo operations. FM Conway, Jackson Civil Engineering, Mitie and UK Power Networks Services were among the biggest winners, securing places on both the major projects and…

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