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The Indian stock market indices traded higher after market opening on Thursday morning. However, factors such as Middle East tensions, the rupee's decline, and NII net selling continue to weigh on the markets.

India banned sugar exports from 13 May 2026 until 30 September, shifting policy from restricted to prohibited as production falls short of consumption for the second consecutive year.

Bharti Airtel reported a 33.5% YoY fall in Q4 FY26 profit to ₹7,325 crore despite strong revenue growth. ARPU improved to ₹257, while the board recommended a ₹24 final dividend per fully paid-up share.

SEBI has proposed broadening the use of intraday borrowing facilities by mutual funds, treating them as a general cash management tool rather than restricting them to redemption payouts. Read ahead to know more.

Several recently listed companies, including Meesho, Pine Labs and PhysicsWallah, are approaching IPO lock-in expiry windows. Shares worth nearly $48 billion across 79 companies are set to become eligible for trading between May and August 2026.

Zydus Lifesciences will consider a share buyback. The company is also acquiring Assertio Holdings for ₹1,590 crore to strengthen its oncology business in the US. Read more about the company’s next growth plans.

The government has raised import tariffs on gold and silver to 15% from 6%, aiming to curb overseas purchases of precious metals and ease pressure on India's foreign exchange reserves. Read ahead to know more.

Tata Power reported 8.4% higher Q4FY26 profit at ₹1,416 crore despite revenue decline, while announcing ₹2.50 dividend per share.

Texmaco Rail shares jumped over 13% in early trade after Q4 profit rose 45% to ₹57.7 crore, supported by margin expansion, a ₹4,045 crore South Africa order and plans to enter the defence sector.

Dr. Reddy’s Q4FY26 profit dropped 86% to ₹221 crore as Lenalidomide sales weakened. Revenue also declined amid pricing pressure. Read more about the company’s quarterly performance and FY26 outlook.

Securities and Exchange Board of India proposed doubling client-level position limits for agricultural commodity derivatives and capping breach penalties to improve liquidity, market depth and price discovery. Comments are invited until 02 June 2026.

MSCI has excluded Adani Energy Solutions from its latest index review as the stock remains under the NSE's short-term surveillance framework. Federal Bank, Indian Bank, MCX, and NALCO have been added to the Global Standard Indexes. Read ahead to know more.