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Indian markets experienced a severe downturn, with over 70% of stocks dropping significantly, a level not seen since the 2020 Covid crash. This selloff is attributed to a lack of exposure to high-growth tech companies and a confluence of pressures including a weakening rupee and rising crude oil prices due to the West Asia conflict.Read More

Vedanta shares saw a nearly 3% surge after the board approved a third interim dividend of Rs 11 per equity share, amounting to Rs 4,300 crore. This move comes despite recent stock declines due to a Supreme Court ruling on diesel procurement and a challenge to Adani Group’s acquisition bid. The company remains a popular choice for dividend investors.Read More

Asian Paints’ shares surged over 4% following a planned 6-8% price hike across its portfolio, starting April 10. This rise coincided with a temporary dip in oil prices below $100 per barrel, influenced by US President Trump’s hints of a potential ceasefire with Iran. Despite initial optimism, oil prices rebounded as Iran denied talks and geopolitical tensions persisted.Read More

Global markets reacted sharply to President Donald Trump’s changing statements on the Middle East conflict. Oil prices plunged, and stock markets surged briefly. However, optimism faded as Iran denied negotiation talks. This highlights market sensitivity to geopolitical events and policy communication. Underlying risks to energy supply and inflation persist, suggesting continued market volatility.Read More

Global investors are buying Chinese green energy stocks. They believe the Iran war’s oil shock will boost demand for renewable power. China leads in solar, wind, and electric vehicles. This trend contrasts with the US focus on oil and gas. Experts see China’s renewables benefiting from state support and export growth.Read More