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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.

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.

Both benchmark indices closed higher on 07 April 2026. Markets were weak early on, but buying across sectors helped them end in the green. However, sentiments remain volatile.

Vedanta shares climbed over 4% before the April 10 NCLAT hearing, where it challenges Adani’s ₹14,535 crore JAL bid. Will the outcome shift the balance? Read more.

Shyam Metalics shares rose over 7% intraday after strong March quarter data, led by sharp growth in stainless steel, pellets and CR coils, along with improved realisations across most key product segments.

FIIs cut HDFC Bank’s stake by 4% to 44.05% amid volatility and governance concerns after the chairman's resignation, while domestic institutions raised holdings.

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.

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.