India’s rupee faces potential record lows against the dollar, possibly exceeding 100, if the Iran war escalates. Analysts warn that elevated oil prices will worsen inflation and the current-account deficit, while central bank measures may only offer temporary respite. Market pricing suggests further losses are likely.Read More

Oil prices are climbing again. Brent crude futures are extending a strong March rally. Middle East tensions are keeping markets on edge. Reports suggest the US and Iran might be nearing a peace deal. However, ongoing attacks and threats to energy assets maintain supply concerns. Even if the conflict ends, infrastructure damage could keep supplies...Read More

The Reserve Bank of India has capped loans for share purchases at ₹1 crore per borrower across the banking system, with IPO and ESOP funding limited to ₹25 lakh. These measures aim to curb speculative borrowing and reduce credit risk for banks.Read More

Indian equity indices concluded FY26 with their worst fiscal performance since FY20, with the Nifty and Sensex registering losses. The outlook for FY27 is heavily dependent on the West Asia conflict’s impact on crude oil prices and the rupee, with analysts suggesting a ceasefire could trigger a recovery.Read More

Indian 10-year government security yields have surged to a near two-year high, closing FY25 at 7.03% despite a policy rate cut. This rise, attributed to bond oversupply and geopolitical risks from the West Asia conflict, is expected to continue with an upward bias in FY27 due to ongoing conflict and future supply pressures.Read More

Indian markets experienced another day of significant declines on Monday, with analysts anticipating continued fragility driven by crude prices, currency trends, and foreign flows. The India VIX surged, reflecting heightened market fear, while foreign portfolio investors were net sellers. The Indian rupee also hit a record low against the dollar.Read More

Foreign investors bought fewer Indian securities in FY26. Outflows increased as West Asia conflict escalated. Economists predict muted flows in FY27 due to the Gulf conflict and a weaker rupee. Concerns over government finances also impacted sentiment. A major trigger like bond index inclusion is needed for significant inflows.Read More

Markets experienced a sharp sell-off on Monday’s monthly expiry day, with the Nifty closing near 22,331. Key companies like IndiGo, Bharti Airtel, and GRSE are in focus due to significant news. IndiGo appointed William Walsh as CEO, while Bharti Airtel announced a $1 billion investment in its data center arm.Read More

Foreign investors pulled out over ₹1.6 lakh crore from Indian stocks in FY26. This was the highest ever withdrawal. Domestic funds stepped in with a record ₹8.5 lakh crore. This inflow provided strong support against the foreign investor exits. Indian markets faced challenges from global events and currency depreciation.Read More

The Indian rupee ended FY26 as Asia’s weakest currency against the US dollar. It depreciated by 9.88% due to significant foreign investor withdrawals and strong global dollar demand. The Reserve Bank of India intervened to stabilize the rupee. The Japanese yen also saw a decline. The Malaysian ringgit emerged as the top performer.Read More