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Disruptions in West Asia made Indian refiners postpone maintenance, so they can keep the fuel supply steady at the same time. LPG availability tightens due to the shutdown of the Nayara Energy refinery.

Crude oil futures surged after Trump threatened to attack Iran unless it reopened the Strait of Hormuz. Iran refused a ceasefire, demanding sanctions be lifted, as global energy prices and U.S. fuel costs rose sharply.

Godrej Consumer Products Ltd shares rose as the company posted strong Q4 sales growth. However, elevated crude-linked input costs may affect profit margins in the next few quarters.

Swan Defence shares hit 5% upper circuit after it secured a ₹1,500-₹3,000 crore order to build ammonia-fuel bulk carriers, marking a first for India and boosting investor interest in the stock.

Waaree Energies has been contracted to build a 3,000 MW solar module plant in Gujarat, which reinforced the capacity of its production. The move is part of its broader expansion strategy in renewable energy.

Reserve Bank of India has maintained FPI limits of investments in government securities at 6% in FY27. The boundaries between state bonds and corporate debt are also stable, and this shows continuity in policy.

PC Jeweller announced a 32% increase in Q4 revenue and a 23% decrease in debt as a sign of improvement in its turnaround strategy. The company is also expanding into new initiatives to support future growth.

The Indian stock markets opened lower on Tuesday. Both Sensex and Nifty 50 were trailing after ending three consecutive sessions in the green. Read to know more.

Indian markets will track key stock-specific developments, including strong revenue growth at Jubilant FoodWorks and PC Jeweller, production expansion at Tata Motors, and positive clinical and operational updates across multiple sectors.

India has issued a tender to buy 2.5 million tonnes of urea. Supply disruptions from West Asia have led to a decline in internal production, and the scarcity of LNG is causing concern just before the Kharif season.

On 6 April 2026, the Nifty increased 255 points to 22,968, while the Sensex increased 787 points. The GIFT Nifty at 23,048 indicated a positive start for 7 April amid geopolitical cues and oil moves.

Markets finished in the positive territory on 06 April 2026 after a weak start. There was buying across sectors. However, it was a bit of a choppy session with high oil prices and global uncertainties.

Reliance shares fell over 3% to ₹1,306 on 6 April 2026, wiping ₹80,000 crore in value as the market cap dropped below ₹18 lakh crore to ₹17.65 lakh crore.

Aurobindo Pharma announces ₹800 crore buyback at ₹1,475 per share, with 17 April 2026 set as the record date.

Gold and silver prices fell on MCX by 1% and more in early trade as a stronger dollar, high oil prices, and strong US jobs data reduced hopes of a rate cut, leading to profit booking.

Shares of Bajaj Housing Finance saw a recovery after strong Q4 numbers, with disbursements and AUM rising over 20%, even as the stock had been under pressure.

Brent crude spot prices for physical cargo jumped to US$141 a barrel. This is its highest price since 2008, as worrying supply issues, especially a closure of the Strait of Hormuz, prompted a divergence with futures prices.

Bank of Maharashtra reported 22% credit growth to ₹2.92 lakh crore in Q4 FY26, with deposits up 14% and CASA ratio steady at 53%.

Supply chains will be under pressure with the West Asia conflict and CII has urged the government to act swiftly. It has proposed liquidity support, credit measures and cost-relief steps.

Escorts Kubota plans to raise tractor prices from 15 April 2026 as materials costs rise. Sales are likely to remain steady; however, increased prices could lead to lower demand.

Tata Steel got a ₹1,755 crore demand notice from the Ramgarh District Mining office in Jharkhand over alleged excess coal mining. The company said the claim lacks basis and will challenge it legally.

India’s pharma exports crossed $28 billion till Feb FY26, growing 5.6%, with rupee-led gains expected despite global pricing and demand challenges.

Indian state-run oil companies have moved to cut the prices paid to refineries for petrol, diesel and other fuels. The step aims to ease the financial pressure created by unchanged retail fuel prices. Read on to know more.

Avenue Supermarts shares rose after the company reported 19% growth in Q4 revenue, beating estimates. It also added a record number of stores, taking its total store count to 500.

Wipro shares rose up to 3% after the company announced an 8-year deal with Olam Group valued at over $1 billion. As part of the deal, Wipro will acquire Mindsprint, strengthening its capabilities in agriculture and supply chain technology.

With crude oil prices rising, talks about bringing petrol and diesel under GST are back again. It could simplify taxes and lower costs, but states are still worried about losing revenue.

Trent shares rose over 4% in early trade after strong Q4 revenue growth and rapid store expansion. The company added many new stores, showing steady demand, even as the stock has declined in recent months.

NMDC has raised prices of iron ore starting 5 April, with lump stands at ₹5,300 and fines at ₹4,500 per tonne. The revision is accompanied by the record production and high demand of the steel industry.

After a long three-day break, the Indian stock market opened marginally higher on Monday, 6 April 2026. However, the gains soon disappeared and most indices went into the red after around 10 minutes.