Explained — How rising oil prices will have a negative impact on shares of IndiGo

For every $5 per barrel increase in brent price, IndiGo’s Earnings Per Share (EPS) is likely to be impacted by 13%, according to brokerage firm JM Financial.

For every $5 per barrel increase in brent price, IndiGo’s Earnings Per Share (EPS) is likely to be impacted by 13%, according to brokerage firm JM Financial.

Jeff Kilburg, CEO of KKM Financial, had posted on Sunday night that the market would turn green before the close on Monday. He said that the futures market overreacted to the Iranian conflict, creating an opportunity to buy the S&P…

Australia’s 10-year yield jumped early Tuesday, as Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock said the central bank was “very alert” to the potential implications for inflation expectations from the Middle East conflict and is “well positioned” for a policy response if…

Citi maintains a cautious stance on the IT sector and continues to prefer Infosys and HCL Technologies among large-cap names.

US stocks closed flat as traders weighed Iran war risks, oil price spikes, and sector swings. S&P 500 gains in energy offset losses. Trump and Pete Hegseth addressed war duration concerns.

Jamie Dimon warns of rising cyber and terrorist attack risks after US and Israel strikes on Iran, urging vigilance as banks may be targets. Markets remain stable but retaliation is a key concern.

Oil prices are leaping Monday with worries that the Iran war will clog the global flow of crude and make inflation even worse. U.S. stocks, meanwhile, are swinging between sharp losses and a tiny gain.

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India plans alternative crude supply routes and increased Russian imports as the West Asia conflict disrupts the Strait of Hormuz, threatening energy security and raising freight costs.

US markets plunged as US and Israel strikes on Iran triggered retaliatory attacks, spiking oil prices. Dow Jones fell 1.2%, S&P 500 dropped 1%.