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An Indian oil tanker was turned back from a new US backed shipping corridor in the Strait of Hormuz after Iran rejected the route, reviving crude supply risk concerns for India's oil linked stocks.
IndiGo will stop flying to Manchester after August 31, trimming one European route as the airline continues to manage tight widebody aircraft capacity.
IndiGo and SpiceJet saw their domestic market share fall in May, according to fresh traffic data, raising questions about competitive pressure in aviation.
Oil prices climbed past $76 a barrel after renewed US-Iran tensions, pulling IndiGo shares lower on rising jet fuel cost worries while state explorer ONGC stands to gain from the higher crude price.
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.
Brokerages are debating whether Swiggy's Instamart should adopt Blinkit's inventory-led playbook, a competitive question that touches Eternal's quick-commerce business directly.
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.
Trent shares fell sharply after its Q1 FY27 business update showed sales growth slowing well below what investors had expected given the stock's rich valuation.
The rupee strengthened 50 paise against the dollar as crude oil turned cheaper, a combination that eases import costs for oil marketing and aviation stocks while trimming the rupee value of IT and pharma export earnings.
The government's offer for sale in Cochin Shipyard drew bids worth 3.52 times the shares on offer, prompting it to sell the full additional green shoe tranche as well.
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.
The rupee rose 48 paise to close at 94.95 as oil supply concerns eased, a mild negative for ONGC's crude realisations and a mild positive for IndiGo's fuel costs.
India and Japan have signed their first defence co-development agreement, opening a new joint design and production route that could feed order pipelines at domestic defence electronics makers over time.
Bharat Electronics shares fell alongside other defence names after news of a BrahMos missile deal with Indonesia, in what looks like profit booking after the sector's recent rally.
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.
IndiGo has begun operating a new Agartala-Aizawl-Guwahati route under the government's UDAN regional connectivity scheme, adding to its northeast India network.
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