US-Iran ceasefire reduces fiscal risks for Indian bonds, prompting Goldman Sachs to recommend buying India's 30-year government bonds.
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Updated Jun 29
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US-Iran ceasefire reduces fiscal risks for Indian bonds, prompting Goldman Sachs to recommend buying India's 30-year government bonds.
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The entities involved
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India
- A multi-national conference was held in Seoul, signing declarations on critical minerals and high-tech partnership among several Asian nations.
- A new rail bridge project has been underway in India, inaugurated by Rajendra Prasad and laid foundation stone by Narendra Modi, crossing the Ganga near Mokama.
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Goldman Sachs
American investment bank