Indian markets surged sharply, with Sensex rising 1,074 points and Nifty closing at 24,032, tracking global gains on hopes of a possible US-Iran agreement. Adani Enterprises, L&T, and Bajaj Finance led gains. Midcap and smallcap indices also rose, while IT and FMCG underperformed. Optimism over easing West Asia tensions boosted investor sentiment.
China’s new export restrictions on critical materials and technology components may disrupt India’s electronics manufacturing industry and global supply chains. Experts warn the curbs could impact production costs, availability of essential parts, and delivery timelines. Indian manufacturers dependent on Chinese imports may face challenges
Despite the recent Rs 7.3 fuel price increase, oil companies may still require petrol and diesel prices to rise by another Rs 28 to Rs 33 per litre to recover past losses, according to reports. Rising crude oil prices, import costs and currency fluctuations continue pressuring fuel retailers, raising concerns over possible future revisions in […]
The stock market rallied today as optimism surrounding a possible US-Iran deal improved global investor sentiment. A sharp fall in Brent crude prices below $98 per barrel eased inflation concerns, while the rupee strengthened against the US dollar. Also, weaker US bond yields and a softer dollar index boosted risk appetite, encouraging investors.
Global crude oil prices dropped sharply as optimism over a possible US-Iran peace deal boosted market sentiment. Brent crude fell 5.7% to $97.69 per barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate slipped 6% to $90.85, both hitting their lowest levels since May 7. In India, crude prices also declined 6% in early trade, supported by easing […]
Indian stock markets started the session on a positive note today, May 25th, tracking strong global cues driven by optimism over a possible resolution to tensions involving the US and Iran. The Sensex jumped 895 points to 76,309.02, while the Nifty-50 rose 263 points to 23,982.02. Bank Nifty added 845 to 54,940, and rupee traded […]
Here are the new petrol prices per litre today in the top cities in India today. ★Delhi – ₹102.12, ★Kolkata – ₹113.47, ★Mumbai – ₹111.18, ★Chennai – ₹107.77, ★Bangalore – ₹110.93, ★Bhubaneswar – ₹109.22, ★Chandigarh – ₹101.52, ★Hyderabad – ₹115.69, ★Jaipur – ₹112.66, ★Lucknow – ₹102.05, ★Trivandrum – ₹115.49, ★Port Blair – ...
Fuel prices rose sharply once again across India, marking the 4th hike in just 10 days amid US-Iran tensions and rising global crude oil costs. Diesel prices increased by ₹2.71 per litre, while petrol climbed by ₹2.61. In Delhi, diesel reached ₹95.20 per litre and petrol touched ₹102.12. Overall, fuel prices have surged by ₹5 […]
Hyderabad has emerged as the costliest among India’s major cities, with petrol priced at ₹112.81 per litre. The rising fuel rates have sparked public concern over increasing living costs and inflation. Citizens are feeling the pressure as transportation and daily expenses climb, highlighting ongoing debates about fuel taxation and pricing policies affecting consumers.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) approved a record ₹2.87 lakh crore surplus transfer to the Central Government for FY26. The decision was taken at the 623rd Central Board meeting chaired by Governor Sanjay Malhotra. The RBI reported higher income and expenditure, with a rising balance sheet size and increased allocation to the Contingent Risk […]
The Indian rupee strengthened sharply, rising 63 paise to close at 95.73 against the US dollar. The gain was supported by dollar weakness, improved market sentiment, and possible central bank intervention. Despite recent volatility and pressure from global factors, the currency saw a short-term recovery after hitting weaker levels in earlier sessions.
The Sensex and Nifty opened at fresh record levels in early trade on Friday, May 22, 2026. The Sensex started trading today at 75415.35, up at 231.99 points or 0.31%, and the Nifty was at 23719.30, up at 64.60 points or 0.27%. Meanwhile, the Indian rupee was trading today at 95.75 against the dollar.