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The Indian rupee hit a record low of 92.15 against the dollar, mirroring a surge in equity fear gauges. This depreciation is attributed to West Asian war-induced oil and gas supply disruptions, prompting a flight to safe-haven dollar assets. Central bank interventions helped arrest steeper losses, but the rupee faces continued depreciation pressure.Read More

Geopolitical tensions and market swings prompt caution for investors. Maulik Patel of Equirus Securities advises patience, suggesting a wait-and-watch approach. He notes current crises differ from past conflicts. Patel also discusses AI’s impact on IT services and identifies potential investment opportunities in corrected sectors, while advising caution in others.Read More

Reliance Industries shares jumped as brokerages said the recent selloff was overdone and noted the company could benefit from rising crude prices amid Middle East tensions. Analysts expect supply disruptions to boost refining margins, with diesel cracks surging to $35–$42 per barrel, potentially benefiting the company’s oil-to-chemicals business.Read More

Gujarat Gas share price: Gujarat Gas shares plunged 7% after it issued force majeure notices to industrial customers as the US-Iran war disrupts R-LNG availability, severely constraining supplies. Citing the Middle East conflict as an ongoing event, the company said the financial impact cannot yet be estimated. This is the second energy-sector force majeure triggered by escalating geopolitical tensions.Read More

US tech stocks rallied despite the ongoing US–Iran conflict, lifting global sentiment and boosting optimism for Indian IT names. Strong gains in megacap tech, robust US services data, easing inflation, and a sharply weaker rupee — which benefits IT exporters — have improved near-term outlook for Indian IT cos even after last month’s sharp sector correction.Read More