that were set just when those minutes came out. you were watching the yield on the ten year as well. it looked like people were anticipating, oh, this is going to suggest they re going to be soon. so the yields moved higher and then, bam, they fall off a cliff right after the minutes come out and now they are back to where they were before. market can t decide. as that dollar moved lower oil moved to a high we haven t seen since july. the euro at a two week high against the dollar, all kinds of movements and benchmarks set today. netflix announce ago $1 price hike for some customers and those customers may not be happy about it but investors are happy about it because the stock around around midday on that news. more details coming up. and we haven t forgotten about the big story out of washington today, house majority leader kevin mccarthy dropping out of the race for speaker. now who could take that job? john boehner is going to have to stay there until somebody is
the supreme court was unanimous in a pair of rulings today, one on the rights of protesters, the other on presidential authority. in the first case, the justices struck down a massachusetts law that prevented antiabortion activists from getting anywhere near the entrances of clinics. jan crawford is covering the court. you can t control it! reporter: massachusetts said the law was necessary to protect women as they entered clinics for abortions. it requires protesters to keep their distance, off public sidewalks within 35 feet of clinic entrances. but the law also kept away people like eleanor mccullen, a massachusetts grandmother who quietly counsels women against abortion and said the law violated her right to free speech. the justices unanimously agreed, striking down the massachusetts law and calling into question similar laws across the country. in a majority opinion by chief justice john roberts, joined by the four liberal justices it s never too late to change y
Foreign funds lacking direct access to India’s $1 trillion government debt market are increasing their exposure via instruments such as supranational bonds and swaps ahead of the nation’s upcoming inclusion in global bond indexes.
India Business News: Overseas investors are showing keen interest in India assets and increasing their exposure via instruments such as supranational bonds and swaps. Indian sovereign bonds have gained prominence after JPMorgan Chase & Co’s move to add them to its global debt indexes from June. The inclusion is expected to lure up to $40 billion of inflows.
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