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Sensex fell 1,635 points and Nifty dropped 488 points on FY26’s last day, but Gift Nifty signals a 240-point rise, hinting at a possible rebound.

As part of the National Green Hydrogen Mission of the Government of India, NTPC Renewable Energy Limited has signed a contract with SECI to supply 70,000 MTPA green ammonia.

Indian markets may open higher today because of global cues. Airtel’s investment and developments around Adani Ports, NTPC Green, and IndiGo are likely to be key talking points.

The Indian stock market snapped its two-day losing streak on Wednesday, 1 April 2026. Most indices opened in the green. Read to know more.

Novo Nordisk has lowered the prices of its diabetes and weight-loss medications Ozempic and Wegovy by as much as 36% and 48% in India. The shift comes due to the expiry of patents and increasing competition with cheaper generics.

ATF rates have gone beyond ₹2 lakh per kilolitre for the first time, mainly because of the rising global crude oil prices that were influenced by the tensions in West Asia. Besides this, commercial LPG prices have gone up too, which has resulted in more expenses for the airlines and hospitality sectors.

RBI's forward market position rose to $77 billion in February, and some estimates say that it could have exceeded $100 billion by March. This step shows the attempts made to support the rupee without resorting to direct depletion of reserves.

Private equity inflows into India’s real estate sector rose 59% to $6.7 billion in 2025, led by office, data centres and residential assets. Strong macroeconomic growth and foreign investor participation supported the recovery.

Bharti Airtel has announced plans to invest $1 billion in its data centre subsidiary, Nxtra Data, to maximise its presence in the digital infrastructure space.

IndiGo names William Walsh as new CEO after disruptions, shares jump 8%, and global expansion plans gain focus. What changes next for India’s largest airline? Read the full story.

Nazara Technologies intends to secure ₹500 crore via a preferential warrant issue, pricing each warrant at ₹260. The capital raised will be directed toward acquisitions and the growth of its gaming and digital ventures.

Sammaan Capital shares rose 4% on Wednesday morning after Abu Dhabi-based IHC became its new promoter. Once the deal is completed, IHC’s total ownership in the NBFC could rise to 63%.