Navin Fluorine International’s shares have seen a significant rise, fueled by newly commissioned capacities and a robust specialty chemicals pipeline. The company’s CDMO division is experiencing faster growth, with a new cGMP facility providing revenue visibility.Read More

Oil and gas prices surged Monday following Israeli and U.S. strikes on Iran and retaliatory actions by Tehran. These events led to facility shutdowns across the Middle East and disrupted shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, impacting global energy markets and potentially fueling inflation.Read More

India is preparing for potential fuel shortages. The government is exploring options like limiting fuel exports and increasing Russian crude imports. Demand management measures, including LPG rationing, are also under consideration. These steps are being taken due to ongoing disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.Read More

Dubai and Abu Dhabi markets are closed due to Iranian strikes. Airports are resuming partial operations. Investors are assessing supply chain disruptions and potential valuation pressures. Private equity firms anticipate a slowdown in deals for a few months. Real asset investors are preparing for valuation corrections. Banks and financial institutions are deferring decisions amid uncertainty.Read More

Public sector enterprises are experiencing a concerning omission in governance, with an insufficient number of independent directors being appointed. In FY25 alone, 36 companies failed to fulfill the basic requirement, and some lacked any independent oversight whatsoever. This pervasive issue demands immediate attention to prevent further deterioration of governance standards.Read More

West Asian conflict’s spillover to India fueled investor uncertainty, impacting sectoral indices except pharmaceuticals and metals. Export-facing sectors and those reliant on crude oil and Gulf imports face adverse effects. Oil and gas stocks saw mixed reactions, with upstream companies benefiting from rising crude prices.Read More

Wall ​Street’s ​main indexes opened lower ​on Monday as investors braced for ‌a ⁠prolonged ⁠Middle East conflict ​that threatened to disrupt ​global trade routes and reignite inflationary ​pressures.Read More

Securities and Exchange Board of India fined Coffee Day Enterprises and nine officials ₹38 lakh for misstating financials between FY20 and FY25. The regulator cited unreported interest expenses, governance lapses, and violations of disclosure norms, while rejecting settlement pleas after adjudication proceedings.Read More

Domestic gold prices surged Rs 7,600 per 10 gram, nearly 5%, as the Iran-Israel/US conflict intensified, triggering safe-haven demand. MCX April futures hit Rs 1,69,679 amid rupee weakness and global risk-off sentiment, with technical indicators signalling sustained bullish momentum and buy-on-dips opportunities.Read More

Wholesale gas prices in the Netherlands and Britain surged nearly 50% after Qatar Energy halted LNG production due to Middle East attacks. This disruption, impacting a key global supplier, is expected to intensify competition for LNG between Asia and Europe, potentially driving prices significantly higher.Read More