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⑴ The yield on India's 10-year government bond has fallen back to around 7%, retreating from multi-week highs, as investors reassess recent global risk sentiment and the surge in oil price volatility. The yield had spiked sharply the previous week, briefly breaking above 7% amid heightened geopolitical tensions and oil prices soaring to multi-year highs.⑵ Brent crude oil remains near $108 per barrel, keeping inflation and fiscal pressures elevated in emerging markets. The bond market continues to be driven by tensions in West Asia, with supply and shipping risks causing rate volatility. After heavy sell-offs earlier this quarter, foreign investor flows have shown early signs of stabilization, providing some support.⑶ Nevertheless, traders expect yields to remain range-bound in the short term. Market participants are also awaiting key data such as PMI, factory orders, and trade figures to gain insights into growth and policy direction.

US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs have attracted $3.29 billion in funds over the past two months, bringing the cumulative net inflow since their launch in January 2024 to $58.72 billion, still below the October 2025 peak of $61.19 billion. The current capital inflow has not fully offset the $6.38 billion outflow that occurred between November 2025 and February 2026, indicating that the recovery is not yet complete.

ChainCatcher news, according to market sources, US-listed crypto wallet provider Exodus released a financial report revealing that the company holds approximately 122.6 million USD in digital assets and cash, including 628 BTC and 1,861 ETH. In addition, the Exodus Pay payment feature was launched in April across all 50 US states and some global markets.