The US dollar exchange rate fell in August after the best monthly performance was achieved this year, at a time when investors are preparing to stagnate the US economy and lower interest rates, despite the ongoing high inflation. The Bloomberg Instant Blue index fell 1.7% this month and reduced the gains of 2.7% in July, which was the first month in which the index was registered since US President Donald Trump held office. Wall Street expects the dollar, as the global reserve currency, to continue its losses, which will bring its decline to 8% this year with the rise of signals about the slowdown in the economy and the willingness of the Federal Reserve to resume the interest rate reduction course. In the midst of this, Trump is questioning the credibility of the central bank and the accuracy of economic data, which weakens the attractiveness of the US currency more. Also read: Global investors are reducing hedging strategies against the dollar and in a memorandum released on Wednesday, Jayati Baharwaj, head of foreign exchange strategy at TD Securities, said that “the recent procedures for US administration have long -term repetitions, because they are likely to receive the dollar. pressure. ” The federal independence is under pressure, the dollar’s attraction has fallen as a result of the growing concern about the independence of the US Central Bank. Earlier this week, Trump tried to dismiss the Federal Reserve member, Lisa Cook, who held her post and announced a judicial confrontation, while she filed a lawsuit against the president on Thursday, which opened the door to a long road that began a Friday trial. Read more: Lisa Cook suggests that Trump, because of her attempt to isolate her from the federal reserve in this context, warned Layl Brinard, a former federal deputy chief, against a ‘real danger’ to isolate a number of heads of the local federal reserve banks next year as a result of political maneuvers of the White House. The dollar’s Bloomberg index did not see a major change on Friday after the data of the basic personal consumption cost index, which excludes food and energy and excludes the preferred scale of the Federal Reserve, is compatible with monthly estimates, with 0.3% in July compared to the previous month. At the end of the session, the short -term returns fell after federal president in San Francisco Marie Dali expressed her willingness to reduce interest during September. “If Trump controls his relationship with the Federal Reserve, it will simulate what some emerging markets have seen, which is not a supporting factor for the US currency,” said Sahil Mahatani, director of the Investment Institute of Ninty Management in London. Also read: Bill Delly: The State of the Federal Reserve was not worn. But I am now anxious that technical analysis shows a clear and clear direction for the US currency, as traders currently expect a slight decrease in the dollar during a three to six -month period, based on the pricing of options contracts on Friday. The dollar index broke its moving average for 100 days in early March, and it has remained without it since that time, while two attempts to penetrate the level of this month have failed, strengthening the position of the Mediterranean as a resistance barrier before climbing the currency. In the same context, the non -commercial traders, including hedge funds, asset managers and other market speculators, reduced their dollar’s sales centers to about $ 5.6 billion during the week ended August 26, according to the latest data from the Futures Trading Commodities for Commodities collected by “Bloomberg.” The ‘less attractive’ dollar, chairman of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, indicated in his main speech during the ‘Jackson Hall’ symposium, to prepare to lower interest rates at the next meeting of the monetary policy on September 17. On Friday, interest contracts showed 80% to reduce the federal stake in September, with a full price of a total of a quarter of a quarterly point to the end of 2025. Facilitation was priced until September 2026. Dollar deviations give the sparkle to the emerging market. Mahtani was of the opinion that “besides a slight increase in inflation makes the US currency less attractive.” Expectations for the continued weakness of the dollar are likely to lead international investors to improve their foreign currencies hedging over their owning US assets. The hedging figures have risen since the beginning of the year with retirement funds and Danish insurance companies and, according to May and June, were stable, according to ‘Morgan Stanley’, while the latest details of the rest of the European countries in addition to Japan and Australia are not yet available. Foreign investment prints on the dollar, Serena Tang, the international president to investigate the assets of “Morgan Stanley” assets: “We are holding a positive look at US assets, but not to the US conductors. According to Mahamani of “Nanite One”, he has estimated that about trillion dollars of these assets can be sold if the hedging rates return to their normal levels.

Former Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar applied for his pension as a former MLA of Rajasthan, officials said on Saturday. With his tenure as the Vice President on July 21 after his resignation from Die Post, Jagdeep Dhankhar again applied for pension as a former MLA in Rajasthan and the resumption of his pension in accordance with his position, officials said. Jagdeep Dhankhar, who was a MLA of Congress from 1993 to 1998 and represented the Kishangarh meeting constituency, received a pension for his position until July 2019. He was then appointed as the governor of Western Bengals, after which the pension was discontinued. The secretariat has the process of securing his pension. Jagdeep Dhankhar’s pension applies to the date on which his resignation was accepted as the Vice President, officials said. How much pension will Jagdeep Dhankhar receive? Former MLAs in Rajasthan get a pension from £ 35,000 a month for a single term and go with additional conditions and age. Those over 70 get a 20 percent increase. According to rules, Jagdeep Dhankhar, who is 74, will now receive a pension of £ 42,000 a month, officials said. Meanwhile, officials said Dhankhar is entitled to three pensions-if a former vice president, former MP and former member of the Rajasthan meeting. There are no pension benefits for Dhankhar as the former Governor of West Bengal, but he can use one secretarial staff for a monthly compensation of £ 25,000 as a former governor. As a one -time MP, he is entitled to £ 45,000 a month as pension, except other benefits. As the former vice president, Dhankhar is entitled to a pension of nearly £ 2 Lakh per month, a type 8-bungalow, one personal secretary, one additional personal secretary, one personal assistant, one doctor, one nursing officer and four personal attendees. That brings its monthly income to about nearly £ 3 lakh per month. In the case of the death of a former vice president, his or her husband is entitled to a smaller type 7 house. In a surprising step, Jagdeep Dhankhar announced his resignation from the post of Vice President of India on July 21, the first day of the monsoon session in parliament. He quoted Health as the reason for his decision.

Union Minister Rajnath Singh said on Saturday that the Indian drones will now become a symbol of the country’s ‘new technological revolution’, thanks to Raphe Mphibr, the country’s largest aero engine test bed, in the Gautam Buddh Nagar of Uttar Pradesh. Singh said that, despite the handling of the responsibility of the Ministry of Defense, he had never seen that young people like the founders of the Institute, Vishal Mishra and Vivek Mishra, have erected such a big and innovative business. He also emphasized that neither the US nor China can find Indian drones in the air. ‘Today, the youth is not only creating a business, but to create a new thinking and direction in the defense sector. Now, when Indian drones fly, neither America nor China will be able to detect it – it’s a very big achievement. ” The Minister of Defense emphasized that it is necessary to take up drones in war policy and call them critical to the modern warfare strategy. ‘Generally, when we hear the word’ aircraft ‘, images of Tejas, Rafale and fighter jets emerge. This is natural, because it is all combat aircraft. However, in today’s changing times, drones emerged as a significant force in this field. Drones are now being deployed, even in areas where large equipment cannot reach, ‘he said. “If you carefully observe the Russia cekraine conflict, you will notice that drones have been used extensively -earlier, now and continuous. This proves that the importance of drones is understood and included in our war policy,” Singh added. The Union Minister said the manufacturing unit is a ‘strong reflection’ of the vision of AATMANIRBHAR BHARAT at the private facility. Singh emphasized the history of Drones and said that in their early days they were only used for supervision and exploration. “Later, some countries began to develop combat drones, and many countries began to deploy it in border conflicts.” “Countries that have invested in drone technology have gained a significant benefit in this area, while many others have been left behind. From my six to six and a half years of experience (as Minister of Defense), I can say that the reality of today’s defense sector is based on aircraft technology and drones,” Singh added. (With Pti inputs)

The US Embassy in India issued a new warning to Indian students on Saturday, saying that there would be “serious consequences” if they were violated or arrested any law, which could invite different actions from unfit for future US visas to be deported to Visa repealed. ‘US laws can have serious consequences for your student visa. If you are arrested or any laws violate, your visa can be repealed, you can be deported, and you may not be eligible for future US visas, “the US embassy in India said in a post on X. The US embassy further added:” Follow the rules and do not follow the Jeopara Council. ” In another warning issued a few days ago, the embassy said: “If you stay in the United States outside your authorized period, you can be deported and in the future a permanent ban on travel to the United States may experience.” US visa application process New Rules for Indians from 1 August this year, the third-party passport collection is no longer allowed at the US visa application centers except for applicants under 18. This means that your Passport must collect in person or choose the paid delivery service. For minors, a parent or guardian can collect the passport on behalf of the child, but they must have an authority signed by both parents. However, one must keep in mind that the scanned or email copies of the letter will not be accepted. In addition, the US Embassy is conducting a new service that enables applicants to have their passports delivered directly to their home or office. This service costs £ 1,200 per applicant. To use this, you must log into your account to the USReldocs.com website and update your delivery preferences accordingly. Regarding the maintenance of the interview, significant reduction is done. From September 2, 2025, many applicants who were previously able to skip the person’s interview will now attend one at a US embassy or consulate. This includes applicants for visas in categories such as H, L, F, M, J, E and O, the reports say. Furthermore, the releases of ages were removed for personal interviews, which means that both children under 14 and adults over 79 now have to attend interviews. However, some visa categories will still be exempt from this change, including A-1 and A-2 visas, certain C-3 visas, G-1 to G-4 visas, NATO-1 to NATO-6 visas, and the Tecro E-1 visa. Despite these changes, a few things remain the same. The validity of the visa money is still 365 days from the date of payment, and the scheduling of the appointment can still be done by the official portal. The list of required visa application documents also remains unchanged. A significant change is the introduction of a visa integrity fee, which comes into effect on October 1, 2025. This new $ 250 fee applies to most visa applications that are not immigrant. The purpose of this fee is to finance additional security examinations, improve the integrity of the visa process and compensate administrative costs. Although the fee itself is non-refundable, applicants who comply with visa regulations may be eligible for a refund, although the repayment process has yet to be fully set out.