RCF, FACT and other fertiliser stocks rocket up to 17%. What’s triggering the surge?
Fertiliser stocks surged after the government issued the Natural Gas Regulation Order, 2026, prioritising gas supply to key sectors amid West Asia disruptions. Fertiliser plants will receive 70% of the average gas consumption. Investors cheered the move as it ensures continued feedstock availability critical for ammonia and urea production despite supply uncertainties.
Gas crisis hits India amid Middle East war: These 30 stocks likely to see biggest impact
Indian cities are experiencing gas supply shortages due to the ongoing Middle East conflict, leading to price surges for domestic and commercial LPG. Several sectors, including fertilizers, restaurants, and tile manufacturers, are directly impacted as supply constraints worsen. The government has issued new regulations to prioritize essential gas supplies amidst the crisis.
Pharma and PSU banks emerge as safe havens as markets navigate volatility
Indian equities showed stability mid-session Tuesday, with the Nifty holding above key levels and Bank Nifty outperforming. Easing oil prices and declining volatility boosted investor sentiment, though global uncertainties persist. Analysts suggest a selective approach, favoring defensive sectors like pharma and PSU banks for potential opportunities.
Global Market | Strait of Hormuz tensions keeping oil markets on edge: Richard Yetsenga
Global oil markets are experiencing sharp volatility due to geopolitical tensions in West Asia, sparking fears of economic fallout. While crude prices have surged, economists suggest the reaction is largely emotional, with market fundamentals and economic implications creating a complex dynamic. Asian economies, heavily reliant on imported energy, are particularly vulnerable and are considering emergency […]
Petronet LNG, other gas stocks jump up to 5% as Trump’s Iran war remarks ease supply worries
Gas company shares saw a rise on Tuesday. This followed US President Donald Trump’s statement that the war with Iran could end soon. This eased concerns about prolonged supply issues. Earlier, tensions had caused a significant drop in stock prices. Supply shortages had begun to emerge in several Indian cities. Following the remarks, crude oil […]
Three decades of markets: A Balasubramanian on compounding, investor evolution and India’s long-term promise
Market veteran A Balasubramanian highlights India’s capital market evolution since the 1990s, emphasizing long-term economic growth compounding over index prediction. He notes increased investor participation and confidence, asserting India’s resilience and potential to emerge as a global market winner despite current uncertainties.
Uno Minda shares jump over 3% as Jefferies initiates coverage with Rs 1,350 target price
Uno Minda shares rose over 3 per cent after Jefferies initiated coverage on the auto component maker with a Buy rating and a target price of Rs 1,350. The brokerage expects strong earnings growth driven by rising content per vehicle, premiumisation trends and expanding presence in EV components and advanced automotive systems.
Asian Paints, other paint stocks rally up to 4% as oil prices post sharpest reversal on Donald Trump’s Middle East war remarks
Paint stocks such as Asian Paints, Akzo Nobel surged up to 4% on Tuesday as crude oil prices dropped significantly. This decline followed remarks from U.S. President Donald Trump suggesting a swift resolution to the conflict involving Iran. Lower oil prices are beneficial for paint manufacturers as petroleum products are key raw materials. This development […]
Negative Breakout: These 7 stocks cross below their 200 DMAs
In the Nifty 200 pack, seven stocks closed below their 200 DMA (Daily Moving Average) on March 9, according to StockEdge’s technical scan data. Trading below the 200 DMA is considered a negative signal because it indicates that a stock’s price is below its long-term trend line. The 200 DMA is widely used by traders […]
RBI seeking to curb yields buys bonds at a premium
The Reserve Bank of India purchased bonds at higher prices than the market on Monday. This move aimed to control bond yields during a period of geopolitical uncertainty. Market participants offered a significant amount for the bonds. The RBI’s action is seen as an effort to lower yields in the current uncertain environment.