Silver prices remained volatile but stable compared to recent swings, trading at about Rs 2.85 lakh per kilogram. The metal has seen sharp movements in recent weeks, reflecting changing global demand and investor sentiment.
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Gold rally pauses: Investors brace for volatile week in MCX gold & silver
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Oil above $100 as Iran war disrupts supply: Will G7 tap emergency reserves?
G-7 nations are considering a joint release of strategic oil reserves to stabilize surging crude prices amid the ongoing Middle East war. Finance ministers will discuss the coordinated drawdown, which would be in conjunction with the International Energy Agency. This move aims to alleviate supply disruptions impacting global consumers and industries. -
'Consumer always priority': Jaishankar calls Iran crucial to India's energy security as Middle East conflict intensifies
India's external affairs minister emphasized national interest, including energy security, as paramount amid Middle East conflict. He highlighted concerns over supply chain disruptions and instability, stressing the government's commitment to managing energy availability and costs for Indian consumers. India advocates for de-escalation through dialogue and diplomacy. -
Asian stocks today: Nikkei tumbles 3,000 points, Kospi down 7%; markets trade in red as oil prices soar beyond $100
Asian stocks plummeted Monday as surging oil prices, driven by Middle East supply concerns, rattled markets. South Korea's Kospi led the decline, falling over 7.8%. Brent crude surpassed $118 a barrel, reaching a 14-year high, fueling fears of significant global economic harm. -
Crude oil surpasses $100: WTI up 30%, brent crude reaches $118; what it means?
Middle East conflict intensifies, driving oil markets past $100 a barrel as Brent crude reached $118. Fears of energy supply disruption and blocked shipping routes, particularly through the Strait of Hormuz, have caused significant price surges. This volatility impacts global energy supplies and the cost of everyday goods. -
Rupee nears all time low: Currency reaches 92.25 against US dollar as oil prices surpass $100 amid Middle East tensions
The Indian Rupee faced significant pressure, nearing a record low due to soaring crude oil prices and a stronger US dollar, exacerbated by Middle East tensions.Foreign investor outflows and a sharp decline in domestic equities further impacted the currency. Experts warn of further weakening if oil prices remain elevated, potentially pushing the rupee to 93.00. -
Rupee hits all-time low to reach 92.5 against US dollar as oil prices surpass $100
The Indian Rupee faced significant pressure, nearing a record low due to soaring crude oil prices and a stronger US dollar, exacerbated by Middle East tensions.Foreign investor outflows and a sharp decline in domestic equities further impacted the currency. Experts warn of further weakening if oil prices remain elevated, potentially pushing the rupee to 93.00. -
Stock market today: Rs 12 lakh cr wiped out as Sensex plunges 2,000 points, Nifty below 24,000
Indian stock markets, Nifty and Sensex, opened the week lower amid escalating Middle East conflict, following a significant market cap erosion last week. Analysts anticipate geopolitical developments, particularly their impact on global crude oil prices, will dictate market direction. Investors are also closely monitoring foreign investor flows and global cues for sentiment shifts. -
Stock market today: Nifty50 opens below 24,000, Sensex down over 1,700 points amid Middle East crisis
Indian stock markets, Nifty and Sensex, opened the week lower amid escalating Middle East conflict, following a significant market cap erosion last week. Analysts anticipate geopolitical developments, particularly their impact on global crude oil prices, will dictate market direction. Investors are also closely monitoring foreign investor flows and global cues for sentiment shifts. -
Shriram Finance, Nykaa & more: Top stocks to watch on March 9
Jefferies initiated coverage on Shriram Finance with a buy rating and a Rs 1,220 target, citing healthy commercial vehicle demand and strong AUM growth prospects. Macquarie downgraded Nykaa to underperform, questioning its ability to replicate Dot & Key's success with other owned brands. -
Why are Indian investors pouring billions into Dubai real estate? Golden visas and huge returns behind property market boom
Indian investors are significantly fuelling Dubai's booming real estate market in 2026, injecting billions annually. Attracted by tax-free returns, strong rental yields and investor-friendly policies, they are now the largest foreign buyer group. This trend highlights Dubai's appeal as a secure global wealth hub, with even middle-class Indians diversifying portfolios overseas. -
Stranded amid Iran vs US-Israel war? Know your rights on salary, leave, remote work as per UAE Labour Law
Thousands of UAE residents stranded abroad due to travel disruptions amid Iran vs US-Israel war, face salary and job uncertainty. UAE labour law offers protections, with employers expected to assess situations reasonably. Communication and documentation are crucial for employees, who may be eligible for remote work or paid/unpaid leave. Termination is not automatic for justified absences. -
Gold braces for volatile week as Middle East tensions escalate: Analysts
Gold prices are expected to remain volatile as investors monitor Middle East tensions and key global economic data. Escalating conflicts could boost safe-haven demand for gold, while easing tensions may trigger profit-taking. Silver also faces volatility, currently in a consolidation phase, influenced by gold and industrial metals. -
India’s first Ring Metro: PM Modi inaugurates Majlis Park–Maujpur–Babarpur Pink Line; check stations
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated two new metro corridors in Delhi, completing India's first fully operational Ring Metro. The 12.3 km Pink Line extension and the 9.9 km Magenta Line section aim to enhance connectivity, reduce travel times, and ease congestion and pollution in the capital. -
Hormuz supply shock: India diversifies oil basket as Middle East conflict drags on
Amidst escalating Middle East tensions, India is rerouting crude oil supplies to secure uninterrupted fuel imports. Refiners are increasing sourcing from the US, West Africa, and Russia, while holding planned maintenance to build reserves. This diversification aims to mitigate risks associated with the Strait of Hormuz, ensuring domestic fuel needs are met despite potential cost increases. -
250 million barrel buffer: How much oil does India have and how long will it last
India's energy security is bolstered by over 250 million barrels of oil reserves, sufficient for nearly two months. Diversified crude imports from 40 countries and a reduced reliance on the Strait of Hormuz mitigate geopolitical risks. India continues to import Russian oil, complying with G7 price caps, while domestic ethanol blending and expanded refining capacity further strengthen its energy independence. -
Market recap: Mcap of 8 of top-10 most valued firms wipes out Rs 2.81 lakh cr; State Bank biggest laggard
Indian stock markets experienced a significant downturn last week, with the top ten most valuable companies collectively shedding over Rs 2.8 lakh crore. Escalating geopolitical tensions and rising crude oil prices impacted investor sentiment, leading to broad-based selling. State Bank of India saw the steepest decline, while only Reliance Industries and Infosys managed to post gains. -
FPIs turn sellers: Foreign portfolio investors withdraw Rs 21,000 crore amid Middle East tensions
Foreign portfolio investors divested nearly Rs 21,000 crore from Indian equities in the first week of March, driven by escalating Middle East tensions and a weakening global risk appetite. This follows a strong February inflow, with analysts citing geopolitical risks, rupee depreciation, and rising US Treasury yields as key factors influencing the outflows. -
PM Modi to inaugurate two new Delhi Metro corridors: Key routes and how they will help commuters
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate and lay the foundation stone for infrastructure projects worth Rs 33,500 crore in Delhi. This includes two new Delhi Metro corridors, totaling over Rs 18,300 crore, aimed at enhancing public transport and connectivity. The event also features the foundation stone laying for three new metro routes under Phase V-A and GPRA redevelopment projects. -
PM Modi inaugurates two new Delhi Metro corridors: Key routes and how they will help commuters
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has inaugurated and laid the foundation stone for infrastructure projects worth Rs 33,500 crore in Delhi. This includes two new Delhi Metro corridors, totaling over Rs 18,300 crore, aimed at enhancing public transport and connectivity. The event also features the foundation stone laying for three new metro routes under Phase V-A and GPRA redevelopment projects. -
‘Oil imports in full flow’: Hardeep Puri assures imports from non-Hormuz routes
India's oil imports are flowing smoothly through alternative routes, assuring citizens of uninterrupted energy supplies amid Middle East conflict. Minister Hardeep Singh Puri confirmed "full flow from all non-Hormuz routes," alleviating concerns about availability, affordability, and sustainability. Qatar has also assured immediate resumption of LNG supplies once the shipping route reopens. -
From oil to rice, here's how Middle East crisis may spread across global economy
The Middle East conflict is escalating, triggering global economic concerns.Disruptions to trade, energy supplies, and food production are already evident, with potential for significant inflation and reduced growth.Asian economies and global shipping networks face particular vulnerability as tensions persist. -
US deal likely to be worked out in 3-4 months: Officials
India is poised to finalize trade deals with the US within months, pending clarity on American tariff strategies. New Delhi remains committed, aiming for favorable terms for its farmers, including market access for mangoes without reciprocal farm product commitments.The nation has secured a competitive advantage, with assurances for domestic apple and walnut producers. -
Emaar founder boldly reveals why Dubai’s property market has ‘nothing to fear’ amid Iran and US-Israel war
Despite regional geopolitical tensions and an anticipated surge in new housing supply, Dubai's real estate sector remains resilient, according to Emaar Properties founder Mohamed Alabbar. He asserts that the market has strong fundamentals and long-term planning to weather shocks, with record sales and luxury segment growth fueling optimism for continued stability and expansion. -
India doesn't need permission to buy Russian oil, say officials
India continues to source crude oil from Russia, asserting its right to procure from any supplier based on national interest, affordability, and availability. Government sources clarified that recent US waivers were for domestic audiences, as New Delhi's energy security is not solely dependent on single maritime routes like the Strait of Hormuz, with a significant portion of imports unaffected. -
US-Israel conflict with Iran: Is India exploring alternative energy options amid crisis?
Amidst Middle East geopolitical tensions, India is bolstering energy security by exploring alternative sources, with Australia and Canada offering additional gas supplies. The nation's diversified import routes, with only 40% of crude passing through the Strait of Hormuz, ensure stable energy availability despite disruptions. -
Explained: How Iran war is driving sharp rise in oil and gas prices
Global oil prices have surged dramatically this week. The ongoing conflict involving Iran has intensified, raising fears of prolonged energy supply disruptions from the Middle East. Key energy routes and facilities are disrupted. This has pushed oil and gas prices higher across global markets. Consumers and businesses are facing rising fuel costs. -
'Indians been good actors': Why US 'agreed to let' India resume buying Russian oil temporarily
The US has granted India a temporary waiver to purchase Russian oil stranded at sea, aiming to stabilise global supplies amid West Asian conflict disruptions. This move, praised by US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, allows India to ease short-term supply pressures while maintaining its commitment to reducing sanctioned Russian oil imports. -
Emirates NBD bank waives ATM fees across UAE, GCC as war fears grow
Emirates NBD is waiving ATM withdrawal fees across the UAE and GCC until March 31, 2026, to ease financial access amid regional disruptions. This move also includes free debit card replacements and delivery, offering crucial support to stranded travelers and residents navigating travel uncertainties. The initiative aims to ensure uninterrupted access to funds during a turbulent period. -
In range-bound session, rupee slips 15 paisa vs Dollar
The Indian rupee weakened against the dollar, closing at 91.75 on Friday, influenced by rising crude oil prices and foreign investor withdrawals.Despite central bank intervention and domestic stock market declines, losses were somewhat contained. Analysts anticipate continued pressure on the rupee due to firm crude prices, with a trading range of 91.25-92.50 expected.
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