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24 April 2026 saw markets extend their decline. Weakness continued, with geopolitical uncertainty and rising volatility weighing on sentiment through the session.

Watch Infosys, RIL, IEX, Hindustan Zinc, Dabur as fresh earnings updates drive investor interest this morning now early buzz.

The Indian stock market indices fell further on Friday morning amid cautious global cues and escalating Middle East tensions. Declining rupee and weak global markets are keeping the investors on edge.

The US has imposed duties of up to 123% on solar imports from India. This move could affect about $4.5 billion worth of trade. Waaree shares fell 4%. Vikram Solar also slipped. Meanwhile, Premier Energies moved higher.

IEX posted an 11% year-on-year rise in profit for Q4 FY26. Revenue moved up during the quarter. EBITDA also showed solid growth. It also announced a dividend of ₹2 per share.

Delta Corp shares fell over 3% in early trade after Q4FY26 profit dropped 90% and revenue declined, reflecting pressure on margins and operations, even as the company announced a final dividend payout.

India’s IPO market raised a record ₹1.8 lakh crore in FY26 with 219 listings, driven by strong mainboard activity, even as SME issuances slowed, according to National Stock Exchange data.

Tata Communications reported a 9% revenue growth in Q4, led by digital services, but profits dropped sharply by 65%. Margins reduced on both a quarterly and an annual basis.

L&T arm signs deal to supply 3 lakh tonnes of green ammonia annually to ITOCHU, with stock muted as markets await execution from the Kandla facility.

The Indian stock market indices fell further on Thursday morning amid cautious global cues and rising oil prices. As the US-Iran ceasefire deadline expires, there is no clarity yet on how things may unfold.

Adani Energy Solutions reported revenue growth but margin contraction in Q4, while Union Bank posted higher profit, a sharp rise in provisions, improved asset quality, and declared a ₹5 dividend.

Cement firms may see up to 19% profit hit by FY27 under the carbon scheme, with rising emission gaps and higher credit costs, says ICRA.