Petrol and diesel prices will not increase, government sources say as India’s energy stocks improve and crude imports shift away from the Strait of Hormuz.

Considering the current chart structure and overall market setup, Sudeep Shah of SBI Securities continues to recommend a sell on rally approach.

LNG price spikes also merit attention — city gas distribution companies and fertiliser manufacturers with spot LNG exposure could see meaningful input cost pressure if the disruption persists into Q4, said Valtrust's Rahul Bhutoria.

Broader indices underperformed the main indices falling 3 percent each, during the week.

Negotiations could involve hundreds of narrowbody jets and dozens of long-haul aircraft.

The stockpile counters claims that the country holds only 25 days of reserves and is spread across underground strategic caverns in Mangalore, Padur and Visakhapatnam

Import-dependent Asia, which leans heavily on the Middle East, is feeling the most immediate pain.

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Surprisingly weak US jobs data had on Friday briefly stalled dollar gains, and raised expectations for US rate cuts, but that faded somewhat on Monday morning and US stock futures tumbled, too, with S&P 500 futures down 1.6%.

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According to energy market comparisons, the current supply disruption is far larger than previous historic shocks.

Vikas Khemani warns Indian markets may fall 10% amid Middle East tensions and oil price surge, but sees this as a buying opportunity.

The sell-off in Indian share markets today followed a sharp surge in global crude prices, with Brent crude spiking above $115 per barrel. Most sectoral indices opened deep in the red, reflecting broad-based selling across the market.

Sensex, Nifty entered a technical correction after falling more than 10% from their all-time high levels touched on January 5. The decline has wiped out nearly Rs 15 lakh crore in market capitalisation of BSE-listed firms.

Shares of Indian oil marketing companies fell sharply as Middle East tensions caused crude prices to surge past $115/barrel.

In an exchange filing on Monday, the IT services company clarified that claims about potential job cuts being widely shared online are incorrect.

Analysts see the current surge as unlike previous price shocks because it reflects actual offline supply rather than perceived disruption, making futures highly unpredictable.