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India Is Mulling Rupee-Ruble Payments System For Trade With Russia Authored by Jerri-Lynn Scofield via NakedCapitalism.com, India is discussing how to set up a rupee-ruble payment mechanism to enable it to trade with Russia, to circumvent the U.S. sanctions regime. India abstained from voting on the March United Nations (UN) General Assembly Resolution demanding an end to Russian offensive in Ukraine ( General Assembly resolution demands end to Russian offensive in Ukraine) . Since its Independence, India has tried to steer a neutral course between the U.S. and Russia (and previously, the USSR). During the 1950s, India’s first prime minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, was a prime architect behind the Non-Aligned Movement, under which developing countries tried to pursue their national interests without binding themselves to either the U.S. or Soviet bloc. India, Indonesia, and Yugoslavia were mainstays of that movement, which today includes 120 member states, 18 observer states, and 10 international organisations.

What''s Behind The PBOC''s 1 Trillion Yuan Transfer By Ye Xie, Bloomberg Markets Live reporter and analyst The People’s Bank of China disclosed that it will transfer more than 1 trillion yuan ($158 billion) in profits to the government to help fund fiscal spending. The move has created confusion and debate among investors. Is this the Chinese version of QE or Modern Monetary Theory? Is it equivalent to a cut in the reserve requirement ratio? If so, does it reduce the need for more easing? The reality is that it is more technical than substantial in terms of its impact on monetary and fiscal policies. The PBOC said Tuesday it will transfer profits from income accumulated on its $3.2 trillion foreign-exchange reserves to the Ministry of Finance. The money will be used mainly on tax rebates for companies and to bolster the finances of local governments. First: It’s NOT a new initiative. By law, the PBOC is required to turn over its profits to the government. The PBOC just chose to publicly disclose this routine operation, which was interrupted by the pandemic since 2020.

Bonds, Bullion, & Black Gold Dumped As ''Hope-Hammered-Hedges'' Squeeze Stocks Higher Another day, another hedge unwind-driven, negative-delta inspired meltup in stocks, triggered this time by optimistic headlines (that were really just ''meh'' of the same sentiment) on the Ukraine situation. Stocks soared the most since April 2020 today (2 days after the 2nd biggest daily drop since Oct 2020). Nasdaq soared almost 4% today while The Dow ''lagged'' with a mere gain of 2.5% before some last minute selling pressure spoiled the big day (taking The Dow back below yesterday''s roller-coaster highs)… As a reminder, until yesterday this was the second worst start to a year for stocks since 1900 (with 2009 just worse)... VIX term structure remains inverted but today saw a lot of that short-term fear/hedge-panic removed... Source: Bloomberg Which likely wiped out a lot of this negative delta and sets the stage for another drop next... Source: Nomura Total chaos in the energy complex today with oil crashing, bouncing, flash-crashing, bouncing, and then crashing some more... driven by a cavalcade of headlines of hopes for peace breaking out in Ukraine, and UAE talking to OPEC about raising production (later denied), mixed with an across the board draw in US inventories...

Nomura: Where Do We Even Begin With These Broken Markets Picking up where he left of with his " stuff is beginning to break " magnum opus yesterday, this morning Nomura''s Charlie McElligott writes that on top of the already well-established macro supply-demand “inflation shock” catalysts of the past 2 year period, the Ukraine-linked Commodities price/collateral/dollar funding squeeze -> "margin-call exercise" (which left a prominent Chinese trading tycoon significantly poorer after billions in margin calls ), further amplifies the recent price-action in pockets of Energy, Metals and Ags. As we discussed on Monday, it took just hours to get confirmation of Zoltan''s commodity producer scenario materializing, after Peabody Energy confirmed some $534mm of margin losses on short Coal hedges (after requiring a new Credit line drawdown that went public), while overnight, LME Nickel goes suspended yet again (now cancelling trades) as the purported Xiang Guangda / Tsingshan short-position was estimated at upwards of $12B MtM loss (the price is, well, all over the place but a record +250% 2 day rally at the highs)… ... with no physical available into an already airtight market, and his various banks and Chinese brokers struggling to meet their margin-calls, despite as noted last last night, the LME giving one of the "Big 4" Chinese banks reprieve of additional time to come up with funds, supposedly with nothing stopped-out yet, although a later follow-up headline... *CHINA ASKS BANKS TO REPORT DERIVATIVES EXPOSURE AS MARKETS REEL ... suggests that not all is peacy in China.

Futures Rebound On "Massive" EU Bond Stimulus Plan; Nickel Halted After Record Surge, Gold Over $2000 Futures rebounded from yesterday huge loss, and after touching a session low of 4,138, S&P futures bounced shortly after the European when Bloomberg reported that the European Union was set to reveal a quasi "Marshall Plan" this week to issue issue "potentially massive” joint bonds to fund energy and defense and help counter the fiscal fallout from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine (how Europe will do that at a time when QE is ending and buyers for global debt are shrinking fast amid surging rates remains unclear). S&P 500 futures gained 0.7% following the benchmark index’s biggest loss since October 2020, while Dow futures rose 0.6%. Contracts on the Nasdaq 100 were up 0.6% at 7:15 a.m. Bonds and the dollar dropped, and the euro strengthened. The commodity melt up continued: nickel was halted on the LME after soaring 250%, oil traded just shy of $130 and gold was above $2000. The EU''s bond-sale proposal may be presented as soon as next week, according to Bloomberg.

Vodafone Idea share price: Shares of Vodafone Idea Ltd slumped as much as 5 percent on Friday after the telco''s board of directors approved raising funds up to Rs 14,500 crore. Nomura pointed out that while the fund infusion by promoter is at a premium which is a positive, it is not enough for the revival of the telcom company.

(Bloomberg) — Asian stocks tumbled to their lowest since November 2020 as signs Russia’s attack on Ukraine is intensifying further roiled financial markets. Asian stocks tumbled to their lowest since November 2020 after a fire broke out at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine, the largest in Europe. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell as much as 1.8% on Friday, after Ukrainian officials said Europe’s largest nuclear power plant in eastern Ukraine came under attack from Russian shelling. The fire happened after Russian troops shelled the power plant. Japan’s Nikkei 225 Index and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index fell the most in the region as investors sought to assess the impact. Ukraine told the International Atomic Energy Agency the fire “has not affected ‘essential’ equipment,” and that there had been no change reported in radiation levels. While stocks fell, haven assets such as sovereign bonds rallied. “Markets remain at the mercy of unpredictable Russia/Ukraine headlines, and this latest news regarding the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant has caused an instant reaction,” said Andrew Ticehurst, a rates strategist at Nomura Holdings Inc. in Sydney. “The headlines about the Russian shelling of that nuclear plant are clearly driving a flight to quality trade,” said Chamath de Silva, senior portfolio manager at BetaShares Holdings in Sydney.

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