Indian share markets rebounded on Tuesday with benchmark indices gaining nearly 1%, supported by banks and autos, while broader markets outperformed and the rupee strengthened sharply against the dollar.
Saudi Aramco’s Q4 net income fell 20% to $17.8B, with yearly profit down 12% to $93.4B. CEO Nasser noted strong growth despite price volatility. Gas expansion targets 80% growth by 2030.
Louis Kuijs, Chief APAC Economist at S&P Global Ratings, says India is better positioned to absorb oil shocks compared to the past, with stronger macro buffers and a more flexible currency. While higher crude prices could pressure the current account…
Propylene is a derivative of the crude and gas industry. Pharma firms have reached out to industry bodies to ask for a propylene quota.
Saudi Aramco’s CEO stated refining output is unchanged except at Ras Tanura. Aramco approved a $3 billion share buyback and increased dividends amid Middle East conflict.
As of February 2026, the company reported annualised revenue of over $260 million, employs more than 6,500 people across 43 global offices, and serves over 290 customers worldwide, including more than 85 billion enterprises.
Markets have bounced back as the US President tried to take an off-ramp from the war he started with Iran. While not everyone is buying the end of the Iran war yet, it may be a good time to remember…
Elara Securities initiates coverage on LG Electronics India with an ‘Accumulate’ rating and ₹1,750 target, implying nearly 14% upside, citing localisation, capex-led expansion and growth from the LG Essential series.
Shares of Cyient Ltd. surged nearly 5% after announcing a strategic partnership with Prospecta to develop a master data management platform for asset-intensive industries.
Both Polycab and KEI Industries had hit new highs in the month of February after surged over 25% each that month. Both stocks in today’s session have seen up to 50% of the total shares traded being marked for delivery.