Gift Nifty surges 700 points as Trump delays Iran strikes

Donald Trump pauses Iran strikes for five days, GIFT Nifty jumps 3 percent, Sensex and Nifty50 eye rebound as talks seek reopening of Strait of Hormuz.

Donald Trump pauses Iran strikes for five days, GIFT Nifty jumps 3 percent, Sensex and Nifty50 eye rebound as talks seek reopening of Strait of Hormuz.

Companies that are showing early indicators of better positioning or higher likelihood of a pivot include Infosys, HCLTech and Persistent Systems, UBS said, adding that it recommends to be selective as dispersion will rise.

Market experts are urging a rethink on buyback norms to support equities amid volatility. JN Gupta, Former ED at SEBI noted earlier concerns around taxation and transparency led to restrictions but said with changes in tax rules, reopening the route…

Indian indices have fallen sharply on Monday, March 23, as the Iran-Israel war continues to build on geopolitical uncertainties and crude prices rise. Investor wealth worth about ₹15 crore has been wiped out, and 46 of the Nifty 50 constituents…
Anindya Banerjee, Head of Research- Currency, Commodity and Interest Rate Derivatives, Kotak Securities said Brent, currently around $113, could rise to $120–$130 if disruption continues, worsening rupee pressure via FPI outflows and speculative selling. Exporter repatriation flows may support in…

Closing Bell | Stock market crash sees ₹15 lakh crore erased in a day as crude spikes, rupee hits record low and war fears trigger widespread selling on Dalal Street.

Tata Group retail firm said that board meeting on March 26 to evaluate private placement as existing debentures near maturity
Karan Taurani, EVP of Elara Capital, says quick commerce faces competition and slower growth, but improving unit economics and a shift to profitability should support stocks. LPG concerns have eased, while platform fees are boosting margins in food delivery despite…

Copper prices are at their lowest level since December 2025 and are down 11% over the past month.

The rise in crude oil prices has impacted oil marketing companies the most. HPCL, BPCL and Indian Oil have seen their shares decline between 25% to 30%.