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InterGlobe Aviation Ltd (IndiGo) shares dropped more than 4% after crude oil moved past $100 per barrel. Rising tensions in West Asia led to the spike, which in turn increased fuel costs for airlines.

India’s net FDI stayed negative for five months as profit repatriation surged to $4.92 billion in January. Global conflicts and rupee pressure pushed capital to Mexico and Vietnam, which saw record inflows from nearshoring and China-plus-one shifts.

Indian mutual fund houses reduced their cash holdings by 12% in March to buy stocks at lower levels. However, global energy markets still remain uncertain, and a further decline in stock prices cannot be ruled out.

GE Aerospace and HAL finalised technical talks on F414 jet engines, with 99 to be made in India. The deal transfers 80% manufacturing tech, far more than past pacts, boosting IAF squadrons.

Tata Chemicals and Tata Investment Corp surged on the Tata Sons IPO buzz. There is no official confirmation on the IPO yet. The rally seems driven more by expectations than fundamentals at this point.

Ather Energy stocks rose 8% intraday after Delhi proposed banning petrol two-wheelers from 2028 and offering subsidies up to ₹30,000, while Eicher Motors, Hero MotoCorp and TVS Motor fell up to 4%.

The Indian stock market indices crashed again on Monday after last week’s recovery. This mainly happened due to the failed US-Iran peace talks and rising crude oil prices.

NSE gets MCA nod for ‘National Coal Exchange of India’, plans ₹100 crore investment and 60% stake in the proposed coal trading unit.

Mehul Telecom Limited plans to debut its SME IPO in April 2026. The price range is pegged at ₹96–₹98 per share. The offering is expected to raise around ₹27.7 crore. The funds generated will primarily be allocated to working capital and other general company expenses.

Shares of Atul Auto, JBM Auto and Olectra Greentech advanced almost 19% after Delhi unveiled its EV policy draft offering subsidies and tax waivers, even as the Sensex traded lower in early deals.

Indian markets may open weak amid US-Iran tensions, with GIFT Nifty down 340 points. Key stocks in focus include Swiggy, Adani Green, Lupin, Muthoot Finance, and Larsen & Toubro.

Sensex ended at 77,550 and Nifty at 24,050, up 5.8% for the week, while US–Iran talks failed and GIFT Nifty near 24,020 points to a flat start on 13 April.