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Bloomberg
5 hours ago
- Business
- Bloomberg
Citadel's Ubide Says ‘Now or Never' for EU Rival to Treasuries
Europe needs to increase joint-bond sales to create a regional safe asset that can rival US Treasuries, according to a top economist at Citadel. It's 'now or never,' if the European Union wants to compete with China and the US for global influence, Angel Ubide, Citadel's head of economic research for fixed income and macro, told Bloomberg Radio.
Bloomberg
8 hours ago
- Business
- Bloomberg
Citadel's Ubide Says ‘Now or Never' for Eurobonds
A proportion of European government bonds should be converted to joint 'Eurobonds' in order to deepen the European bond market and make it more attractive to investors, according to Citadel's Head of Economics Research, Angel Ubide. Increases in defense spending and doubts over US economic stability mean the time is now for creating a new European financial instrument, Ubide told Bloomberg Radio in a conversation with Caroline Hepker and Lizzy Burden. He argues that a deeper European bond market would serve both to unify the continent in the face of threats from Russia and weaker support from the US, and meet heightened demand for European investment. (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg
11 hours ago
- Business
- Bloomberg
Citadel's Ubide Makes Case for Eurobonds
The Pulse with Francine Lacqua Angel Ubide, global fixed income and macro economic research head at Citadel, discusses Eurobonds and their significance for Europe in the current geopolitical and fiscal climate. Speaking on Bloomberg Television, he says Europe should offer an alternative to investors who are looking for ways to diversify their portfolios away from US assets. "That alternative is a Eurobond," he says. (Source: Bloomberg)
Time of India
12 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Samantha Ruth Prabhu shares her clean, anti-inflammatory diet plan; reveals ghee, broccoli, and sprouts are must-haves
Samantha Ruth Prabhu has always impressed her fans, not just with her acting, but also with her healthy lifestyle and commitment to fitness. The actress revealed that she now follows an anti-inflammatory diet and explained how her understanding of health has changed over the years. The actress recently shared more about her food choices and diet habits in a chat with celebrity nutritionist Ryan Fernando, giving everyone a closer look at how carefully she now plans her meals. She explained how her views changed over time Samantha spoke about how, as a teenager, she was naturally skinny and never put on weight. She explained, 'I didn't know that it was not just about the weight, but also about inflammation that could manifest in many other ways. My diet is mostly anti-inflammatory. It's basically about finding what does not work for you and eliminating that.' No cheat meals, no break from routine For many people, cheat days are part of their routine, but not for Samantha. She admitted that she doesn't believe in cheat days and prefers to keep her meals consistent. 'I do breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Maybe my breakfast is mostly smoothies. This is followed by lunch and dinner.' She said she enjoys eating the same thing every day and has grown used to this way of living. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Up to 70% off | Shop Sale Libas Undo Loves broccoli, avoids spinach and kale Samantha is quite clear about what vegetables she likes. She shared that she enjoys adding cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, and broccoli to her meals because they are packed with nutrients. However, she also admitted that not all greens are favourites. She said she is not a fan of spinach or kale, even though they are commonly used in healthy diets. Celery, berries and ghee on her plate The actress also makes sure to include other healthy foods like celery, acai berries, turmeric, ghee, and cold-pressed oils in her daily meals. These are full of healthy fats and are known for their wellness benefits. Her food choices show how much care she takes to eat only what is good for her body, especially as part of her anti-inflammatory diet. No celebrity chef, just her assistant While many stars have personal chefs to cook for them, Samantha keeps things more personal. She revealed that her assistant has learned how to cook her meals and even goes with her during shoots to make sure she stays on track with her diet. This thoughtful and simple approach reflects her dedication to her health, even while juggling a busy shooting schedule. On the work front, Samantha was last seen in 'Citadel: Honey Bunny', the Indian version of the American spy series 'Citadel'. The show was directed by Raj and DK and starred Varun Dhawan alongside Samantha.
News18
16 hours ago
- Entertainment
- News18
From Broccoli, Sprouts To Ghee: Samantha Ruth Prabhu Shares What She Eats In A Day
Samantha Ruth Prabhu enjoys eating the same thing every day and has grown accustomed to it. Samantha Ruth Prabhu continues to inspire fans with her unwavering dedication to fitness and wellness. Known for her disciplined lifestyle, the actress recently opened up about her approach to health in a conversation with celebrity nutritionist Ryan Fernando. She revealed that she now follows an anti-inflammatory diet, emphasising how her dietary habits have become far more mindful and strict in adulthood compared to her teenage years. During the interview, Samantha Ruth Prabhu said, 'I didn't know that it was not just about the weight, but also about inflammation that could manifest in many other ways. My diet is mostly anti-inflammatory. It's basically about finding what does not work for you and eliminating that." The actress mentioned that when she was younger, she was skinny and never gained weight. Samantha assumed she could eat whatever and it wouldn't affect her body. Samantha admitted that she doesn't have any cheat days in her diet. She enjoys eating the same thing every day and has grown accustomed to it. 'I do breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Maybe my breakfast is mostly smoothies. This is followed by lunch and dinner." Samantha Ruth Prabhu is mindful about what goes on her plate, especially when it comes to vegetables. The actress revealed that she enjoys incorporating nutrient-rich options like cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, and broccoli into her diet. However, she admitted that she's not a fan of spinach or kale. Samantha also shared that her meals often include celery, acai berries, turmeric, ghee, and plenty of cold-pressed oils packed with healthy fats. Interestingly, she doesn't rely on a fancy personal chef. Instead, her assistant has learned to prepare her meals and often accompanies her to shoots to ensure she stays on track with her diet. Samantha was last seen in Citadel: Honey Bunny, an Indian adaptation of the popular American spy series Citadel. The show, directed by Raj and DK and starring Varun Dhawan, garnered a good response from the audience. She is now preparing for her next Telugu project, Maa Inti Bangaram, which will mark her production debut under her label, Tralala Moving Pictures. While fans eagerly await more information, no official announcements have been made about the film's director or other cast members. First Published: July 25, 2025, 09:25 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
