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Frontier AI & Machine Learning 28 Oct 2026, 08:00 PM IST

U.S. Pensions Are Betting on the A.I. Boom, Exposing Retirement Money to a High-Stakes Market Bet

American retirement savings are increasingly tied to the artificial intelligence trade as pension funds and 401(k) plans gain exposure to the companies driving the sector’s rally. The shift has created a powerful upside case for long-term returns, but it also raises fresh questions about concentration risk, valuation excess and fiduciary responsibility if the A.I. boom cools.

By RDU Global Wire5 min read

Global Economy & Central Banks19 Oct 2026, 02:00 PM IST

Investors Pour Into U.S. Timberland as a Long-Duration Bet on Real Assets

Institutional investors are steadily acquiring vast tracts of U.S. timberland, drawn by the asset class’s rare combination of inflation protection, biological growth and long-horizon cash flows. But the market is not a guaranteed win: returns depend heavily on disciplined management, land quality and the ability to avoid overpaying for an asset that can take decades to fully monetize.

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Global Markets & Equities16 Oct 2026, 04:41 AM IST

Social Security’s Funding Clock Is Ticking as Reform Options Narrow

The U.S. Social Security system is moving closer to a funding shortfall that could force automatic benefit cuts within the next decade if Congress does not act. Economists and policy analysts say the program’s long-term imbalance is well understood, but the political path to fixing it remains deeply constrained by the scale of the changes required and the sensitivity of retirement benefits for tens of millions of Americans.

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Global Markets & Equities15 Oct 2026, 07:06 PM IST

Three Major Social Security Changes Set for 2027 Could Reshape Retirement Income

Social Security is headed for a consequential year in 2027, with three changes expected to affect benefit checks, tax treatment, and the broader retirement-income landscape. The most immediate impact will come from a cost-of-living adjustment that is shaping up to be one of the largest in recent years, but the policy and market implications extend well beyond monthly payments.

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Global Markets & Equities15 Oct 2026, 09:11 AM IST

Pimco’s Bond King Sees Fixed-Income Returns Up to 8% as Yields Hover Near 25-Year Highs

Pimco’s long-time bond chief is signaling that fixed-income investors may be entering one of the most attractive income environments in decades, with prospective returns potentially reaching 8% as yields remain near 25-year highs. The call underscores how elevated government and corporate bond yields are reshaping portfolio strategy after years of ultralow rates and distorted valuations.

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Frontier AI & Machine Learning14 Oct 2026, 09:33 PM IST

IMF Chief Warns AI’s Slow-Moving Shock Could Upend Jobs, Markets and Growth

The International Monetary Fund is warning that artificial intelligence may become a “slow-moving tsunami” for the global economy, with the potential to reshape labor markets, widen inequality and unsettle financial stability. The caution comes as the IMF says AI investment is helping prop up growth, even as war, debt and fragile balance sheets darken the outlook for 2025 and beyond.

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Global Economy & Central Banks14 Oct 2026, 06:11 AM IST

Paul Tudor Jones Warns 2027 Could Be a Brutal Year for Stocks as Buyback Tailwinds Fade

Billionaire investor Paul Tudor Jones said 2027 could prove “really challenging” for the stock market, arguing that two of the most powerful supports behind the bull run are nearing exhaustion. He pointed to corporate buybacks and mergers and acquisitions as forces that have helped sustain equity prices, but said both could turn from tailwinds into headwinds as market conditions evolve.

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Big Tech, Cloud & Semiconductors11 Oct 2026, 06:07 PM IST

Supreme Court Signals Skepticism in Intel 401(k) Fight as Private-Fund Rules Loom

The U.S. Supreme Court appeared divided but increasingly skeptical of broad liability claims in a closely watched case over Intel’s 401(k) plan, a dispute that could reshape how employers evaluate private equity and other alternative assets in retirement accounts. The argument comes as the Labor Department prepares new guidance on private investments in defined-contribution plans, raising the stakes for plan sponsors, asset managers and workers’ retirement savings.

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Global Markets & Equities07 Oct 2026, 02:47 PM IST

PIMCO Adviser Says U.S. Treasury Yields Are 'Screaming Good Value' as Bond Market Reprices

U.S. Treasury yields are looking attractive after a sharp backup in rates, according to a senior PIMCO adviser, even as investors brace for a closely watched 10-year auction and fresh Federal Reserve minutes. The call lands at a moment when bond markets are under pressure from resilient growth, sticky inflation concerns and renewed debate over how much further yields can rise.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal Policy13 Oct 2026, 02:41 PM IST

Proposed US Crypto Rules Could Set Global Standard as Markets Weigh Institutional Impact

Proposed US Commodity Futures Trading Commission rules on digital assets could become a de facto global template for crypto oversight, sharpening the regulatory path for stablecoins, tokenised real-world assets and cross-border market access. Bitget chief executive Gracy Chen says clearer federal rules would strengthen investor protection, accelerate institutional adoption and support innovation in markets including India.

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Global Economy & Central BanksSpecial Report (Sept 27, 2026)

The $365 Trillion Debt Trap: Why Bond Vigilantes are Returning to Discipline Western Treasuries

Global debt has climbed beyond $365 trillion, or more than 330% of world GDP, and the old assumption that sovereign borrowing can expand indefinitely at low cost is breaking down. In the US and Europe, higher term premiums, sticky inflation, and heavy refinancing calendars are forcing treasuries to pay up just as central banks try to normalize policy and shrink balance sheets. The result is a renewed form of market discipline: bond vigilantes are no longer a metaphor from the 1990s but a pricing force shaping auction demand, fiscal choices, and rate-path expectations. Washington and European capitals now face a narrowing corridor between supporting growth and preserving market confidence, with every basis point in long-end yields compounding the debt burden.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal Policy27m ago

India trims FY27 market borrowing to Rs 15.99 lakh crore, signals longer debt profile to ease rollover risk

The Centre has lowered its gross market borrowing for FY27 to Rs 15.99 lakh crore, while keeping net borrowing at budgeted levels and leaning more heavily on longer-dated securities to manage debt costs and rollover risk. The finance ministry's second-half borrowing calendar also includes Rs 15,000 crore of sovereign green bonds, underscoring the government's effort to preserve fiscal credibility even as bond yields climb.

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