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Oriental Bank of Commerce a Public sector lender today told that the bonds issued by it have been fully subscribed, garnering Rs 1,000 cr. "The Bank's issue of 8.34 per-cent unstable & unsecure redeemable non-convertible Basel III compliant tier II bonds in the nature of debentures was fully subscribed to the extent of Rs 1,000 cr," OBC told in a filing on BSE.

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Know the detail of debt instruments like bonds and debentures, these are fixed income instruments which are taken by investors looking for regular, fixed income through payment of interest on the principal purchase.

The heavy selling might be nearing an end based on evidence from the 10-year bond yield and the volatility index.

A stock or equity market is the collection of purchasers and traders, a system of economic dealings, not distinct bodies, of stocks or shares. Stocks are tradable assets (equity securities) listed on a stock exchange in addition to those which can only be confidentially traded. The markets which issue and trade shares by means of exchange are known as stock markets or as the equity markets which are one of the most essential parts of a market economy. They offer firms which can acquire assets and shareholders with a part of the possession of the business, and the chance to gain huge profits depending on the firm's potential performance. The US stock market is an everyday word used to discuss a place where stocks (units of ownership in a business) and bonds are traded. The aim of an investor is to purchase the stock, keep it for some time, and then sell the stock for more than the amount you paid for it, thus getting a profit. Investors holding stock for more than 15 years generally succeed in the market. Stocks are long-term investments. However, there are no guarantees.

A Government security is a tradable instrument issued by the Central Government or the State Governments. It acknowledges the Government's debt obligation. Such securities are short term (usually called treasury bills, with original maturities of less than one year) or long term (usually called Government bonds or dated securities with original maturity of one year or more).

Steven Michael's extensive trading experience started at the Chicago Board of Trade ("CBOT") in the financial markets. He was a bond trader for eight years.

Investors sold-off stocks today as jobs growth last month supported the notion that the U.S. may be very likely heading into a recession, and the Fed may finally be forced to step in.

A 2% gap down triggered fears of another quick correction as talk of a Greek default grew louder, but the market held in all day before surging sharply higher into the close.

Today, a light volume tape can be expected due to the Columbus Day holiday. Federal government offices will be closed, as well as bond markets.

The best investment ideas for 2014 are few and far between, with no single best investment in sight. The worst ideas for the average investor could be found in BOTH stock funds and bond funds. Has the bond bubble created a stock bubble for 2014?

Copper Updates from the better than expected economic data from US, the concerns over Greece which has propelled the euro's dive to a 12-year low against the US dollar after the European Central Bank began its bond-buying program has strengthened the Dollar index which is currently trading around 99.92 marks, maintaining a downward pressure on selective commodities.

Investors are far from convinced that the Fed's latest maneuver, Operation Twist, will be effective in propping up the slumping economy. Or maybe the headwinds are just too strong.

Wall Street is trading higher today as hope that the ECB may be getting a firmer handle on the financial crisis. In the U.S., Congress is gridlocked once more on spending.

Oil has been rallying on optimism from Europe, but after paring some gains in late date day trading after reports of continued division in the eurozone, investors have to question whether the rally will last.

China has said it is willing to assist Europe in its current financial crisis, but investors shouldn't mistake its role as a supporter for that of a savior.

European markets fell sharply Tuesday after Eurozone finance ministers said last night that they will wait until later in October than previously thought to decide whether to extend more aid to Greece.

Despite trading higher for most of today's session, stocks ended roughly flat as investors wait on news from the Federal Reserve and Greece.