Motilal Oswal is bullish on JSW Steel recommended buy rating on the stock with a target price of Rs 1400 in its research report dated March 10, 2026.
The Iran conflict is a reminder that every spike in Brent crude quickly feeds into India’s oil import bill and the consequences go far beyond fuel prices
Trump’s war with Iran has fueled one of the biggest spikes in gasoline prices in recent decades, lifting pump prices to the highest levels he’s seen as president.
Trump said on Monday in a CBS News interview that he thinks the war against Iran 'is very complete' and that Washington was 'very far ahead' of his initial four- to five-week estimated timeframe
Speaking about the proposed measures, Putin said Moscow may consider halting energy exports to the European market if restrictions are imposed.
Iran War News: With analysts warning that crude prices could rise to $150 per barrel if disruptions persist, countries around the world are scrambling to prepare for prolonged volatility.
India imports about 88 percent of its crude oil, and roughly 50 to 60 percent of these imports travel through the Strait of Hormuz from major suppliers including Iraq, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Kuwait.
Brent oil prices surged past $100 per barrel on March 9 touching $120 per bbl earlier in the day before settling to $102 per bbl. Government sources said that India is not planning to release oil reserves in coordination with the International Energy Agency and is not a member of the organisation.
The Iran–US conflict is raising fears of an oil shock, with crude potentially hitting $115 per barrel. What could this mean for India’s economy, rupee, markets, and fiscal deficit?
The benchmark 10-year bond yield was trading at 6.7518 percent on March 9
The currency was hovering close to the record low of Rs 92.31, which it touched last week, as world stares at an oil shock
The weakness in banking stocks reflects macro concerns arising from surging crude oil prices amid the escalation of the Middle East conflict. Elevated crude oil prices have reignited inflationary concerns, stoking fears of tighter monetary policies and delay in interest-rate cuts by central banks.
The benchmark 10-year bond yield was trading at 6.6462 percent on March 6
The local currency declined marginally on March 6, after rallying more than 50 paise in the previous session
Bears maintain strong control over the market despite the relief rally; hence, any upside bounce is unlikely to sustain amid the Iran–Israel conflict and elevated oil prices. Below are some short-term trading ideas to consider.