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Top Gainers & Losers on Mar 13: Larsen & Toubro, KPR Mill, Adani Total Gas, PG Electroplast among top losers
The Indian stock market faced a significant sell-off on March 13, with key indices dropping over 2% amid rising crude oil prices and concerns over corporate earnings. The Nifty 50 saw its largest weekly decline in four years, as overseas investors continued to sell.
HPCL, BPCL, IOC shares in focus as oil crosses $100 again: Iran’s new supreme leader warns Strait of Hormuz to remain shut
Shares of HPCL, BPCL and IOC are likely to remain in focus as crude oil prices climbed above $100 per barrel again amid escalating Iran Israel US tensions. Iran’s leadership warned the Strait of Hormuz could remain closed, raising concerns about supply disruption and potential margin pressure for Indian oil marketing companies.
Crude oil back above $90 a barrel. How elevated energy prices may impact various Indian sectors?
Crude oil prices surged to nearly $120 a bbl due to the US-Iran conflict, disrupting Middle Eastern energy production. Prices have fluctuated significantly, impacting global markets and raising concerns over economic repercussions, especially for India reliant on imports from the Strait of Hormuz.
Stocks in news: Nazara Technologies, IndiGo, Hindustan Zinc, NTPC Green, RIL
Indian markets saw a strong rebound on Tuesday, recovering some losses. Global cues improved and crude oil price worries eased. Several companies are in focus today. Nazara Technologies saw a significant block deal. IndiGo's CEO stepped down. RIL is boosting LPG production. Vedanta calls for unlocking domestic resources. NTPC Green Energy added new solar capacity.
Top 10 high growth large-cap stocks: Profit surges over 50% YoY in Q3FY26
Several NSE large-cap companies reported sharp YoY profit growth in Q3FY26. Adani Enterprises led with a 9,630% jump, followed by Tata Steel and Indian Oil. Steel, energy, finance, FMCG and hospitality firms recorded profit increases above 50%.
Top US officials defend temporary waiver on Russian oil exports to India
US officials defended a temporary waiver allowing India to buy Russian crude, saying it would help stabilise global oil markets amid supply risks from the Iran war. Energy Secretary Chris Wright said Washington urged India to purchase Russian oil already stranded on tankers and redirect it to Indian refineries to ease fears of shortages and curb price spikes.
Markets sink again, volatility surges on crude spike and growth worries
Indian markets fell to 10-month lows as crude oil surged on West Asia tensions, stoking fears of higher inflation, a wider current account deficit, and pressure on corporate earnings
Top Gainers & Losers on Mar 09: PG Electroplast, HPCL, RVNL, Meesho, Paras Defence, Bank of India among top losers
The escalating US-Iran war is driving the Indian stock market down, with the Nifty 50 and Sensex reaching 10-month lows. Rising crude oil prices and a weakening domestic currency contribute to a decline in investor confidence amid regional chaos.
US urged India to buy Russian oil already at sea to ease supply fears, Energy Secretary says
America has asked India to purchase Russian oil currently at sea. This move aims to ease fears of supply shortages and price increases due to the West Asia conflict. Energy Secretary Chris Wright stated this is a short-term measure to stabilize the market. He mentioned discussions with Indian authorities about redirecting oil to Indian refineries.
What Iran war means for Vedanta, Tata Steel and other metal stocks? CLSA analysts explain
Rising tensions in the Iran war could reshape the outlook for Indian metal stocks, with CLSA flagging Vedanta as a key beneficiary due to its aluminium, zinc and oil exposure. Tata Steel may also gain from stronger steel spreads, while energy costs, freight disruptions and geopolitical risk could keep commodity prices elevated.
Steel player BMW Inds partners with IOC for PNG supply at Bokaro facility
Under the partnership, IOC will supply PNG to the plant, enabling Kolkata-headquartered BMW Industries to transition towards cleaner energy sources and improve operational efficiency while reducing the carbon footprint of its manufacturing processes. Shares of BMW Industries ended 2.6% lower at ₹33.46 on the BSE today, March 5.
Oil shock from Iran war raises risks for India’s stock market; here’s how
Escalating Middle East tensions are pushing oil prices higher, significantly impacting India's beaten-up equities and widening their underperformance against global peers. Analysts warn of further downside for Indian assets due to the country's heavy reliance on imported energy, potentially driving inflation and weakening the economy and currency.