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The government has invited proposals under a Rs 37,500 crore coal gasification incentive scheme, a policy push that lines up with Coal India's own diversification plans.
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.
Russian crude's share of India's oil imports crossed 40% in May even as the discount to global benchmarks kept narrowing, a mixed signal for Reliance Industries' refining economics.
Gold and silver ETFs fell up to 3 percent on MCX after Trump said the Iran ceasefire had collapsed, while the same headline pushed oil prices higher, a mild tailwind for upstream producer ONGC.
Market regulator SEBI has issued an administrative warning to Reliance Industries and its compliance officer over alleged insider trading lapses, keeping the stock under a cloud even though no penalty was imposed.
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.
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.
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 rupee slipped to 94.97 per dollar this week on broad dollar strength even as FPI inflows and softer crude offered support, a mild tailwind for IT exporters and a continuing drag on ONGC's crude realisations.
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.
The rupee posted its best single day gain in three weeks after heavy dollar selling in the forward market forced short sellers to cover, a move that is a mild headwind for IT exporters and a mild tailwind for oil marketing companies.
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.
Asian refiners are buying more Gulf crude even after Saudi Arabia cut official prices, a mild positive for Reliance's refining margins and a soft negative for ONGC's realisations.
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.
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