After PM’s caution: Pump prices set to go up
Auto-fuel price hikes in India now appear less a matter of political timing than of economic arithmetic.
Auto-fuel price hikes in India now appear less a matter of political timing than of economic arithmetic.
ICICI Securities flags a structural shift in global oil coordination after UAE’s OPEC exit, with implications for supply strategy, market volatility, and India’s import outlook.
Markets are losing momentum as rising oil prices and US-Iran tensions fuel fresh inflation worries. Investors are turning cautious, prioritising risk over growth in an increasingly uncertain global landscape.
As US-Iran negotiations advance, Trump signals Pakistan as a potential venue and cautions that the absence of a deal could see hostilities resume.
IMF sees India as a key growth driver even as global expansion weakens, with strong policy frameworks and domestic demand helping cushion external shocks and energy price pressures.
Indian equities saw a strong rebound with broad-based buying across sectors, driven by easing geopolitical tensions, falling crude prices, and improving global investor sentiment.
Stock markets across Asia posted strong gains while crude prices slipped sharply after a temporary truce between the US and Iran signalled easing tensions in the Middle East.
Markets struggled to hold gains as global tensions and oil prices weighed on sentiment, while investors tracked FII selling trends and upcoming RBI policy signals for direction.
Markets slipped back into uncertainty after a short-lived rally, with rising oil prices and continued geopolitical tensions pushing investors to adopt a cautious stance early Thursday.
Trump’s address blended military claims, economic concerns and global oil tensions, while signalling both a possible endgame and the risk of sharper escalation in the coming weeks.
