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Global markets show mixed signals with Indian bonds rallying on RBI pause, SpaceX IPO drawing retail investors, while semiconductor stocks face volatility and real estate sectors push for tax reforms.

UPDATED TODAY24 sources

Key Points

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Pakistan's Economic Coordination Committee approved key technical supplementary grants and sectoral policy measures, with the Finance Division detailing implications for government spending and economic coordination priorities.

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India's benchmark bonds jumped to one-month highs after the Reserve Bank of India paused interest rates and announced foreign capital attraction measures, signaling potential shifts in monetary policy direction.

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Elon Musk's SpaceX is targeting a massive $23 billion IPO with significant retail investor participation, while Fidelity lowered investment barriers for smaller investors to access the offering.

4

Sri Lankan stock market extended a five-session losing streak with weekly losses, indicating broader regional market weakness and investor sentiment concerns in South Asian markets.

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Real estate sector stakeholders are urging 2026-27 budget reforms including tax rationalization to stimulate construction activity and attract both domestic and foreign investment.

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Retail investors piled into semiconductor stocks in May during the sector's strongest buying month of the year, creating potential vulnerability if the semiconductor rally loses momentum.

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ICICI Prudential Asset Management temporarily restricted subscriptions in its gold exchange-traded fund, suggesting operational or regulatory constraints in India's precious metals investment market.

8

Lululemon stock sank toward its lowest close since May 2018 as analysts recommend ditching logos and returning to basics, indicating brand strategy concerns and consumer confidence challenges.

9

A bipartisan Social Security commission proposal aims to address projected $500-monthly benefit cuts, reflecting growing pressure on the program's long-term financial sustainability.

10

Scotiabank raised Vale's price target to $18, while Nu Holdings appointed Rob Livingston as CFO, demonstrating continued corporate restructuring and investment activity across mining and fintech sectors.

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