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Indian markets ended higher on easing oil prices and positive sentiment. TCS, Hindustan Zinc, BEL, Birla Corporation, Vodafone Idea, Info Edge and JSW Infrastructure announced key corporate developments.

Most Indian stock market indices were trading lower after market opening on Tuesday morning. Global markets also gave mixed to positive cues. The rupee also opened a bit weaker.

JP Morgan said petrol and diesel margins at state-run OMCs are now above pre-conflict levels, with BPCL and IOC expected to benefit if crude remains below $80 per barrel.

NMDC has given a contract worth ₹2,977 crore to Rail Vikas Nigam for setting up a blending yard at Visakhapatnam as part of its plans to launch the country’s first branded iron ore product with uniform quality specifications. Read ahead to know more.

Vedanta shares declined after reports of a promoter stake sale through a block deal, overshadowing strong FY26 earnings and raising questions about post-demerger investor sentiment and MSCI exclusion.

NSE and BSE will remain closed on June 26 on account of Muharram. Since the holiday falls on a Friday, markets will remain shut for three consecutive days, including the weekend, before trading resumes on June 29.

Indian markets ended lower on Friday. Key stocks in focus include Reliance Industries, Bharat Forge, Nestlé India and RVNL amid IPO filings, contract wins, dividend plans, acquisitions and regulatory developments.

Most Indian stock market indices traded higher as the markets reopened on Monday morning. Global markets, however, gave mixed cues and the INR remained unchanged against the USD.

Dalmia Bharat announced that it will raise up to ₹4,000 crore for funding growth and expansion. It has also set a target of 110-130 MTPA cement capacity by FY31.

Bharat Forge has secured a ₹425-crore Indian Navy contract for 12 marine gas turbine generators, marking a major defence milestone. Find out why the deal matters and what's next. Read more.

ONGC expects natural gas to drive future growth as gas production overtakes crude oil output. The company is targeting 7–8% annual gas production growth through new projects, supportive policies and offshore investments.

Reliance Industries shares rose 3% after the AGM as Mukesh Ambani announced a Jio IPO filing, a target to double EBITDA in five years and a major push into AI and new energy.