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    Over 4X Return in 8 Years: RBI announces redemption price, date for SGB 2017-18 series; bonds deliver 311% return

    The Reserve Bank of India has set the final redemption price for Sovereign Gold Bonds issued in October 2017. These bonds mature on October 30, 2025. Investors will receive Rs 11,992 per unit. This represents a significant return on the initial investment. The scheme offers a secure way to invest in gold without physical possession.

    India needs robust carbon pricing for sustainable growth and global edge

    For India to thrive on the world stage while honoring environmental commitments, a strong carbon market is essential. This framework will set limits on emissions, guarantee accurate data measurements, and be monitored by an impartial regulator.

    Hologic to go private in up to $18.3 billion deal backed by Blackstone, TPG

    Big moves in the health tech landscape as Blackstone and TPG gear up to acquire Hologic, a frontrunner in medical diagnostics, for up to $18.3 billion. Each shareholder stands to gain $76 in cash per share, plus a possible extra $3 through a contingent value right.

    338% return on SGBs: RBI announces final redemption price, date for Sovereign Gold Bond 2017-18 Series-III; check details

    The Reserve Bank of India has set the final redemption price for Sovereign Gold Bond 2017-18 Series-III. Investors will receive Rs 12,567 per unit on October 16, 2025. This price is based on the average gold prices of the preceding business days. The bond was initially issued at Rs 2,866 per gram. This offers a significant return to bondholders.

    Historic silver crunch in market - shortage rivals 1980’s legendary squeeze

    The London silver market is facing a historic shortage as prices jump above $50 an ounce. High demand from India, low supply, and investor fears are driving the rise. Traders struggle to get silver, pay high costs, and even fly bars to London. The situation is creating chaos similar to the 1980 Hunt brothers’ silver squeeze.

    India notifies first emission intensity targets for carbon-intensive sectors

    India has introduced new rules for industrial emissions. These rules set legally binding targets for 282 major industrial units. Companies must reduce greenhouse gas emissions per unit of production. This initiative aims to meet India's climate goals. It also prepares Indian businesses for international carbon regulations. Compliance begins soon.

    The Economic Times
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