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  • Monday Mayhem in markets| Brent surges 18%, Global markets slide 2-8% | Nifty Set for Gap Down Open

    Monday Mayhem in Markets! Global markets are rattled as the West Asia war escalates and oil prices explode. Brent crude surges 18%, triggering a massive risk-off sentiment across global equities, with markets sliding 2–8%. ⚠️ Fears of a Strait of Hormuz closure are choking global sentiment, while GIFT Nifty signals a ~700-point gap-down start for Indian markets. What does this mean for investors? How deep could the impact be? ?️ Catch Surabhi Upadhyay of Moneycontrol in conversation with market experts as they decode the global market turmoil, oil shock, and what lies ahead for Nifty and global equities.

  • Indian Oil, HPCL, BPCL stocks rebound after Tuesday’s fall, rise 1-2 percent as crude stays below $63/barrel

    The recovery in Indian OMCs share prices tracked the continued softness in crude. Brent crude settled 1.4 percent lower on Tuesday, and saw only mild, technical gains on Wednesday.

  • Live: Israel Strikes Iran | Crude Soars, Hormuz Threat Looms; Impact on oil, gold, Indian markets

    As Israel launches major strikes on Iran, global markets react sharply. Crude oil has soared 13%, raising fears of a potential shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz. Experts now warn that oil could spike to $120 per barrel. Gold prices are also climbing amid a global safe-haven rush.

  • Stocks that should be on your radar as Israel-Iran conflict heats up

    As the tyre industry uses crude oil derivatives for manufacturing synthetic rubber, tyre stocks will remain in focus as a rise in crude price will hit their margins.

  • This is a short-term correction, don’t sell in panic, say market experts

    The current market texture is weak but oversold, according to analysts, who are advising investors to avoid both panic selling or fresh buying at the moment.

  • OMC, paint stocks in focus as crude rises to 4-month high

    Motilal Oswal expects a negative stock price reaction for OMCs in the near term, given the retail price cut and recent elevated Brent prices

  • Oil prices settle higher on Middle East tensions

    Crude rebounded from losses on Thursday triggered by hefty increases in U.S. gasoline and distillate stocks, and both benchmarks ended the first week of the year higher.

  • Crude prices to stay above $90 a barrel on production cuts from Saudi, Russia: Experts

    Oil prices in the near term are overbought on the charts but the momentum is on the higher side, say market experts. They believe that if China's demand comes back strong then the crude could spike to $100, but not stay there as India and the US are headed to elections soon

  • RIL may record 17% growth in Q4 operating profit, single-digit rise in topline, bottomline

  • Crude oil at $110 a barrel? Goldman’s forecast could be a challenge for India’s economy

  • Tyre firms’ profits hit the skids on surging input costs

  • Crude shoots higher on U.S. Russian oil ban, Asian shares stabilise

  • Oil price crash can be a blessing in disguise for India

  • Crude crash — don’t let the advantage slip away

  • Rupee to be in Rs 70-72/USD range: Poll; 7 factors that could drive currency in 2019

  • Paint companies may witness high single-digit growth in Q4

  • Indices may start weak ahead of RBI policy; oil weakness weighs

  • China's 2-week shutdown will help Indian cos: Aarti Ind

  • Tech & time not on OPEC's side; shale free of politics: Gheit

  • Bearish on crude in the short-term: Barclays

  • Saudi to maintain 'stable' oil policies: Energy minister

  • See sub-$30 oil; remain negative on oil prices: Fat Prophets

  • Crude price fall worrying; positive on hydrocarbon, gas biz: L&T

  • Crude yet to bottom; may be in low $40s/bbl in H12016: Citi

  • Target 9% margins on input price fall: Linc Pen & Plastics

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