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Indian govt assures fuel availability, affordability amid Iran-Israel tensions
The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas reviewed crude and LPG supplies as Iran-Israel tensions pushed up global oil prices and raised concerns over energy security.
INR crashes to one-month low against US dollar amid surging oil prices
The Indian rupee saw a steep loss of 42 paise to settle at 91.50 (provisional) against the US dollar on Monday after US and Israeli attacks on Iran intensified worldwide risk aversion, setting crude oil prices surginvg and demand for the American currency soaring. Massive selling in domestic equity markets and withdrawal of foreign funds further dragged the Indian currency down. At the interbank foreign exchange, the rupee opened at 91.23 and touched the intraday low of 91.65 against the greenback. The currency ended the session at 91.50 (provisional) against the dollar, registering a steep loss of 42 paise from the previous closing level. Indian shares tumbled on Monday as the possibility of prolonged turmoil in the Middle East and the ripple effects of higher oil prices prompted traders to move funds into safe-haven assets. Indian shares tumbled on Monday as the possibility of prolonged turmoil in the Middle East and the ripple effects of higher oil prices prompted traders to move .
Stock Market Holi Holiday 2026: Will NSE & BSE be closed on March 3 or 4?
Indian stock markets, BSE and NSE, will be closed on Tuesday, March 3, for the Holi holiday. The Multi Commodity Exchange of India will have a partial closure. The National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange will remain shut all day. The article also lists other upcoming trading holidays for the year 2026.
Holi 2026: Are NSE and BSE closed on March 3 or March 4 for Holi? What investors need to know
The holiday calendars of the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) and the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) have offered clarity on the trading break for the festive holiday. The Indian stock markets will remain closed for Holi on March 3.
Best places to hide in war: 20 stocks analysts say to bet on amid US-Iran conflict
Global markets are experiencing volatility due to Middle East tensions. Indian equities are bracing for this uncertainty. Analysts suggest certain stocks in energy, metals, IT, pharma, defence, and banking could offer relative safety. Investors are advised to watch for opportunities amidst the current market movements. Oil prices and currency fluctuations are key factors to monitor.
Iran-Israel war: Over 30 listed Indian companies face Middle East exposure risk. Are you holding these stocks?
More than 30 listed Indian companies face rising geopolitical risk as the conflict involving Iran, Israel and the US threatens supply routes through the Strait of Hormuz. Exposure spans infrastructure, aviation, energy, logistics and consumer sectors, with crude volatility and trade disruption emerging as key pressure points for Corporate India.
Explained: What US-Israel war on Iran means for Indian stock market investors, crude oil and exports
Indian markets fell sharply as US-Israel strikes on Iran triggered geopolitical tensions, pushing crude oil higher and weakening the rupee. Analysts warn of macro risks if the conflict prolongs, with energy, defence and IT stocks seen as relative beneficiaries, while OMCs, airlines and export-linked firms face immediate pressure.
Why NSE shares won't list on NSE: CEO Ashish Chauhan explains; IPO set to be pure OFS
NSE will not self-list when it goes public due to Indian regulations. Instead, it will debut on an alternative exchange, following a no-objection certificate from Sebi. The IPO is structured as an Offer for Sale, enabling existing shareholders to sell their stakes.
From US dependency to African opportunity: India's solar industry has new export option post-duty blow.
A new countervailing duty by the US on Indian solar modules are reshaping trade patterns. India's renewable energy ministry sees Africa as a strong alternative for both module exports and for developers setting up projects.
Waaree, Premier Energies shares rise 2% as brokers brush off US CVD fears
Indian solar energy stocks saw gains on Thursday. Brokerages reassured investors, downplaying the impact of new US import duties. Companies like Waaree Energies and Premier Energies are expected to remain largely unaffected. This is due to their sourcing strategies and limited reliance on Indian-made solar cells for US exports.
This mutual fund expert sees strong growth potential in midcap stocks
Sandeep Bagla of TRUST Mutual Fund sees strong growth potential in Indian midcap equities, driven by economic expansion, policy support, and sectors like technology, consumption, and energy.
Philippines' Aboitiz in talks for majority stake in Fourth Partner
Philippine firm Aboitiz Power is in discussions to buy a significant stake in Indian renewable energy company Fourth Partner Energy. Early investors in Fourth Partner are looking to sell their holdings. This move signals continued investment in India's green energy sector. Fourth Partner Energy supplies power to commercial and industrial clients and has international projects.