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BHEL shares rose 5% for a third day on exchanges after emerging as the lowest bidder for a ₹10,300 crore Odisha project, while India’s nuclear milestone strengthened the outlook for future business opportunities.

India bond prices slip as 10-year yield rises 4 bps to 6.94%, with Brent crude climbing above $97 amid shaky US-Iran truce.

Russian LNG is being sold at steep discounts, close to 40%. Buyers are stepping in, even as the risks remain. However, India continues to take a cautious approach.

Over 80 companies will see IPO lock-ins expire by July, unlocking shares worth about $70 billion, with actual market impact depending on how much stock investors choose to sell.

TCS reported a 12.2% rise in Q4 profit to ₹13,718 crore, with revenue up 9.6% year-on-year, while sequential growth remained strong across both earnings and operations.

It was a rough session on 09 April 2026. Uncertainty around the ceasefire, higher oil prices, and weak global signals dragged markets lower throughout.

Manappuram Finance reported an insider trading code violation after a director’s PMS executed an unauthorised trade. But the stock price still increased by more than 5%.

In the largest cross-border financial deal in India, Japan's MUFG has acquired a 20% stake in Shriram Finance for an amount of ₹39,618 crore through preferential allotment.

On 8 April 2026, the Sensex surged 2,946 points and the Nifty increased 874 points to 23,997. Meanwhile, worldwide markets surged, and the GIFT Nifty near 24,012 indicates a cautious start on 9 April due to the continued tensions in West Asia.

Iran is allegedly intending to impose charges on oil that passes the Strait of Hormuz and increase measures of control. The action is taken against the background of continuous ceasefire tensions and may affect the global oil flows in trade.

Indian markets rallied on the ceasefire and falling crude prices, but experts warn of overbought conditions. Key stocks in focus include TCS, NHPC, NTPC, KEC International, Redtape and Lupin.

KEC International has secured new orders worth ₹2,518 crore across civil, transmission, transportation, and cable segments. The winning deals indicate good order momentum and diversification of the portfolio.