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Brent crude has risen more than 5% over two sessions after US strikes on Iran revived fears of a supply disruption, a move that helps upstream producers and adds cost pressure for fuel-intensive and import-dependent Indian businesses.
Gold has slipped to a one-week low with silver extending losses on global cues, a pullback that can ease input costs for jewellery demand at companies like Titan.
Brent crude rose 3% to around $76 a barrel after fresh US strikes on Iranian port cities followed attacks on three ships in the Strait of Hormuz, keeping oil-linked Indian stocks in focus.
India's audit regulator NFRA says a financial-reporting probe into Rajesh Exports is underway, with no timeline for its conclusion.
Saudi Arabia cut its official selling price for crude going to Asia to its lowest in six years, a sign of Gulf producers competing harder for market share. That softer pricing backdrop is a mild negative for ONGC and a mild positive for oil-consuming names like IndiGo and Asian Paints.
Crude oil prices rose after reports of fresh US-Iran military strikes, breaking a four-day winning run for Sensex and Nifty and shifting the cost and revenue picture for oil, aviation and paint stocks.
Gold and silver prices both fell through June, with gold down to about Rs 1.44 lakh and silver off by over Rs 4,000, a pullback that typically helps demand at jewellery retailers.
Crude oil prices jumped after the US revoked a waiver that permitted limited Iranian oil sales, following attacks on tankers near the Strait of Hormuz. The move lifts realizations for ONGC while raising fuel and feedstock costs for IndiGo and Asian Paints.
Titan's Q1 FY27 business update showed 41% overall consumer growth with jewellery, watches and international operations all accelerating, sending the stock to a fresh record high.
Titan shares jumped almost 4% after the company's Q1 FY27 business update pointed to stronger than expected momentum in its jewellery led business.
Jewellery buyers are returning to showrooms as gold prices ease from recent highs, a demand pattern that matters most for Titan Company given how much of its business sits in gold jewellery.
Titan reported a strong first-quarter business update, with consumer businesses up about 41% and the domestic business up around 37%, pointing to solid demand across Tanishq, watches and eyewear.
Saudi Arabia cut its August crude selling price for Asia by about $11 a barrel, the biggest reduction in over twenty years. Cheaper crude eases input costs for paint makers and jet-fuel costs for airlines.
Gold prices have fallen approximately 25% from recent record levels, creating a mixed outlook for Titan Company's Tanishq jewellery business: cheaper gold may stimulate demand volume, but revenue per gram and near-term topline growth face pressure as inventory purchased at higher prices works through the system.
Titan Company's management has acknowledged that gold prices are elevated and volatile, creating near-term headwinds for jewellery volume growth, while expressing long-term optimism that demand will normalise as consumers adapt to higher price levels.
A 16% weekly decline in Brent crude oil prices, driven by de-escalation in US-Iran tensions, directly lowers India's oil import bill and benefits aviation and paint companies while pressuring upstream oil producers.
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