India may not immediately be able to stop supplies to Japan because they fall under a bilateral government agreement

Following the Israel-Iran conflict, global oil prices jumped about 8% in a single day, sparking fears that a sustained escalation could push inflation in India up, since it imports about 80% of its oil requirement

Scoda Tubes share sale: Morgan Stanley Asia Singapore sold 4.2 lakh shares of Scoda Tubes worth ₹7.6 crore via a block deal at a 2.5% discount. The smallcap stock declined 3.5% as geopolitical tensions rattled investor sentiment across markets.

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala: An entity linked to late investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala sold 13 lakh shares of Nazara Technologies for ₹159 crore. Despite the block deal, Nazara hit a 52-week high, reflecting investor optimism amid strong annual performance and high growth in gaming revenues.

The aviation insurance industry may consider raising the premium paid by airlines in the next cycle, following the crash of the Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner in Ahmedabad.

Markets regulator Sebi on Thursday encouraged investors to pay fees to their investment advisers (IAs) and research analysts (RAs) through CeFCoM, a secure and transparent payment system.

Markets regulator Sebi on Thursday directed stock exchanges with commodity segments to ensure their Product Advisory Committees (PACs) meet at least twice a year, or more frequently if necessary.

Trading apps have revolutionized retail investing, providing tools previously exclusive to financial institutions. These platforms offer user-friendly interfaces, rapid trade execution, and real-time market data. This article highlights top trading apps in India, like Groww and Zerodha Kite, each catering to different investor needs, from beginners to high-volume traders, ensuring no market opportunity is missed.

8th Pay Commission for central government employees: The 7th Pay Commission, which was announced in February 2014, came into effect almost two years later in January 2016. However, the 8th Pay Commission has not yet been formed as of mid-2025. Will this lead to a delay in salary hikes?

Despite Sensex falling 573 points to 81,119 on Friday, four BSE Consumer Discretionary Index stocks—Carysil, Valor Estate, Force Motors, and Nazara Tech—hit 52-week highs, signaling strong momentum and investor optimism amid broader market weakness.

Vedanta dividend FY26: Vedanta will hold a board meeting on June 18 to consider its first interim dividend for FY26. Eligible shareholders as of June 24 may receive the payout. The company’s consistent dividends reflect strong cash flows and steady earnings.

Equity indices plummeted due to global market weakness, Brent crude spike, and geopolitical tensions, impacting investor sentiment negatively

Any evidence in government records of death of the policyholder due to the plane crash or any compensation paid by Central/State government/airline authorities will be accepted as proof of death, LIC said

Any evidence in government records of death of the policyholder due to the plane crash or any compensation paid by Central/State government/airline authorities will be accepted as proof of death, LIC said

The Life Insurance Corporation of India on Friday expressed its condolences for the victims of the plane crash as well as people on the ground who lost their lives due to it.

The rupee falls to 86.07 against dollar due to oil prices, global tensions, FII outflows, and weak equity markets

Sensex and Nifty fell amid Israel-Iran tensions. Jubilant Ingrevia surged, shipping and defence stocks rallied, while OMCs, IndiGo, and Jubilant Pharmova declined on oil price surge and block deals.

Income tax: For financial year 2025-26, last date to pay advance tax is June 15. Salaried professionals, freelancers and business owners with tax liability of over ₹10,000 are meant to pay this

Gautam Duggad projects strong corporate earnings growth for India, estimating a 14-15% rise between 2025 and 2027, potentially extending to 2030. The corporate profit to GDP ratio has surged, driven by financials and cyclicals, reaching a 17-year high. Despite nominal GDP growth, corporate earnings have significantly outpaced it, indicating substantial wealth creation potential in the Indian equity market.

Missing a personal loan EMI can lead to penalties, credit score drops, NPA tagging, and legal action, ultimately damaging future loan eligibility and increasing long-term borrowing costs.

The Indian rupee experienced its worst day in over a month, plummeting 0.6% to 86.08 per dollar following Israeli strikes on Iranian sites, which heightened risk aversion. The Reserve Bank of India intervened to curb losses as the rupee hit a two-month low.

The latest rules suggest that the bank will make available the facility of updation of KYC for activation of inoperative accounts and unclaimed accounts at all branches including non-home branches.

India’s City Gas Distribution (CGD) sector has emerged as a resilient and strategically vital component of the energy landscape, supported by rising CNG adoption, expanding infrastructure, and favorable cost economics.

Escalating Israel-Iran tensions sent Indian markets reeling, with the Sensex and Nifty 50 plummeting. Bucking the trend, shipping stocks soared on rising crude prices and container rate expectations. Jubilant Ingrevia rallied after a significant block deal, while defense stocks gained amid conflict concerns. Realty shares and Jubilant Foodworks also saw increases due to sector activity and stake offloading, respectively.

Vikas Khemani shares his investment strategy amid Israel-Iran tensions and oil price swings, stressing India’s structural strength. He outlines sector picks like auto ancillaries, manufacturing, and chemicals.

Sona BLW Precision Forgings fell over 8% following the sudden demise of Chairman Sunjay Kapur. Weak market sentiment amid rising Middle East tensions further pressured the stock on Friday.

A very British bitcoin treasury company

Canara Bank has cut its RLLR to 8.25% from June 12, reducing home and vehicle loan rates, aiming to boost credit demand and enhance borrower affordability.

Adani Ports shares declined over 3% on Friday. This drop followed escalating Israel-Iran tensions and threats to Haifa Port. Houthi rebels threatened the Israeli port operated by APSEZ. In its Q4FY25 quarterly filings, APSEZ said that the company had made significant progress on Haifa Port on both fronts viz. integration with APSEZ processes and the signing of a union agreement in April 2025.

Adani Group’s major investments in Israel, including Haifa Port, a defence JV with Elbit, and a semiconductor plan, face growing uncertainty amid escalating Israel-Iran tensions. While financial exposure remains limited, geopolitical instability threatens operations and investor sentiment, placing Adani’s Middle East strategy under heightened scrutiny.

Adani Group’s major investments in Israel, including Haifa Port, a defence JV with Elbit, and a semiconductor plan, face growing uncertainty amid escalating Israel-Iran tensions. While financial exposure remains limited, geopolitical instability threatens operations and investor sentiment, placing Adani’s Middle East strategy under heightened scrutiny.

Oil prices surged following Israeli strikes on Iran. Concerns arose about potential disruptions to oil supplies. Brent crude futures and U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude both experienced significant increases. The Strait of Hormuz, a crucial oil transit route, is under close watch. Analysts are assessing the long-term impact on oil prices and regional stability.

Amid escalating Israel-Iran tensions, Adani Ports and 12 other Indian companies with Israeli ties have come under the spotlight. Adani Ports fell 3% due to its Haifa Port exposure, while firms like TCS, L&T, Sun Pharma, and ONGC also saw market action.

Two out of the three major listed companies from the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group have turned into multibaggers in the last three months, delivering substantial returns to shareholders.

Mainland China and Hong Kong stocks slipped on Friday, mirroring losses across regional markets, as investors rushed toward safe-haven assets in response to Israeli strikes on Iran that escalated tensions in the Middle East.

Vikas Khemani of Carnelian Asset Management suggests that while Middle East tensions are a concern, their impact on oil prices may be limited due to diversified supply sources. Domestically, positive economic news outweighs global uncertainties, potentially leading to market consolidation rather than a steep correction.

IndiGo shares: Sources told CNBC-TV18 that the promoter group aims to raise approximately $1 billion through the sale. Currently, InterGlobe Enterprises holds a 35.70% stake in the company.

Cooling inflation and rising jobless claims fuel expectations of a Fed rate cut as early as September.

Check out the key reasons why SBI credit cards get blocked and provides step-by-step solutions including SMS, online, and offline methods—to quickly unblock and reactivate them.

The bargaining agreement, dated from 2004, was confirmed by management in 2007 and remains valid, according to Lex Ways lawyer Soualiho Lassomann Diomande, who represents local staff.

“The Reko Diq project is located in Balochistan province. This approval by lenders is a significant victory for Pakistan,” The Express Tribune newspaper reported

Senator Ted Cruz seeks to end the Fed’s ability to pay interest on reserves, aiming to cut deficits. Experts warn it risks monetary instability without delivering meaningful fiscal savings.

Indian shipping stocks, including GE Shipping and SCI, surged following escalating tensions between Israel and Iran. The geopolitical unrest drove crude oil prices higher and fueled speculation about rising container shipping rates.

Boeing faces renewed crisis after an Air India 787 crash kills 242. Leadership skips Paris Air Show. Safety probe begins as public trust and stock prices take a hit again.

Israel has confirmed the launch of a military operation targeting critical nuclear and military sites across Iran. The strikes, carried out at multiple locations, primarily focused on Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility.

Sandip Sabharwal discusses the potential of Electric Vehicle growth. He addresses concerns about rare earth magnets and slower adoption in the short term. He believes Mahindra and Mahindra is well-positioned in the EV sector. Sabharwal favors Bajaj Auto in the two-wheeler segment due to its valuation and potential recovery.

ArisInfra Solutions will launch its Rs 500 crore IPO from June 18–20, priced at Rs 210–222 per share. Backed by PharmEasy’s co-founder, the tech-driven B2B platform aims to use proceeds for working capital, tech upgrades, and expansion. Strong GMP indicates robust investor interest ahead of the June 25 listing.

Shares in Lufthansa dropped almost 5% on the Tradegate platform, while those in Air France-KLM and EasyJet fell 3-4%

Nifty is currently trading in a consolidative phase. It is expected to remain between 24,500 and 25,400 in the coming week. Sectoral trends are positive in IT, Pharma, Energy and Chemicals. A breakout from the current range is unlikely without broad participation. A short strangle strategy is suggested to capitalize on volatility contraction.

Rayzon Solar, a solar panel manufacturer, plans to file papers with Sebi for its IPO. The IPO is worth approximately Rs 1,500 crore. The Surat-based company has hired investment banks to manage the public offering. The company aims to use the funds for expansion. Rayzon Solar is entering the market during a growth phase for domestic solar manufacturing.

Many borrowers in the country still believe income, debit card use, or marital status affect credit scores. This article clears five common myths and explains what truly impacts your creditworthiness.

Crypto markets faced a downturn. This happened after Israeli airstrikes in Iran. Bitcoin fell, reaching $102,822. Ethereum also declined. The total crypto market lost about $140 billion. Experts suggest this is a market reset. They believe fundamentals remain strong. Some altcoins also experienced losses. Institutional interest in crypto remains steady.

Bajaj Finance shares will trade ex-split from June 16, 2025, with June 13 being the last day to buy shares for eligibility. The company announced a 1:2 stock split and a 4:1 bonus issue. While the number of shares increases, the overall investment value remains the same, with the share price adjusting accordingly.

Share prices of Indian aviation companies plummeted following a tragic Air India crash and a surge in global crude oil prices. The Air India Dreamliner crashed shortly after takeoff, killing all 241 onboard, triggering caution among investors. Simultaneously, escalating Middle East tensions, highlighted by Israeli strikes on Iran, caused oil prices to soar, further pressuring airline profitability due to increased fuel costs.

Sandip Sabharwal suggests that markets, after a significant rally, are ripe for correction due to triggers like the Middle East conflict. He advises against increasing gold holdings at current prices, as much of the positive sentiment is already factored in. While domestic-oriented sectors like financials and industrials remain preferred, defensive sectors may outperform in the near term.

The Nifty Auto index was trading 0.99 per cent down at 23179.45.

The Nifty IT index was trading 0.31 per cent up at 38579.55.

The right’s fight against bank reserve remuneration has gone transatlantic

Richard Harris from Port Shelter Investment discusses market fragility amidst geopolitical tensions, particularly between Iran and Israel. While markets have shown resilience, factors like upcoming tariff deadlines and concerns about unemployment contribute to instability. Harris suggests gold as a potential safe haven asset, anticipating short-term market reactions to global events before a likely return to normalcy.

According to government data, India’s retail inflation dipped to an over six-year low of 2.82% in May due to subdued food prices, remaining below RBI’s median target of 4% for the fourth consecutive month

ONGC share prices rose over 3% on Friday after Brent crude surged more than 12% amid rising geopolitical tensions following Israel’s airstrike on Iran. With oil prices climbing to multi-month highs, ONGC stands to benefit from improved realisations, boosting earnings from its upstream operations.

Defence stocks rallied on Friday after Israel launched military strikes on Iran, heightening geopolitical tensions and boosting investor interest in the sector. Ideaforge led the surge with an 8.1% jump, followed by gains in Astra Microwave, Bharat Dynamics, and HAL. The rally was fueled by reports of targeted Israeli attacks on Iranian nuclear sites and key military personnel.

Personal loan: It is incumbent upon you to be extra careful at the time of taking a loan. There is a checklist of dos and don’ts which you must follow at the time of taking a loan.

Equity indices plummet as Brent crude spikes after Israel attacks Iran; global markets react to geopolitical tensions

Equity indices plummet as Brent crude spikes after Israel attacks Iran; global markets react to geopolitical tensions

We list out half a dozen popular credit cards that offer steep discounts, cashbacks and offer offers to online shoppers

Indian government bond yields increased to a five-week high. This rise occurred because of higher oil prices. Investors were also cautious before the weekly debt auction. Oil prices jumped after Israel struck Iran. New Delhi will sell bonds worth 300 billion rupees. Overnight index swap rates also saw paying pressure. The one-year OIS rate hit 5.59%.

The Nifty Realty index was trading 0.93 per cent down at 997.1.

Indian stock markets witnessed a steep fall on Friday morning, marking what many are calling a "Black Friday" for investors. Both benchmark indices opened deep in the red, reacting sharply to rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

Investing in fund of funds can be tricky, especially when it comes to understanding true expense ratios. We explain how different fund houses report costs and the implications for investors.

Brent crude futures jumped $6.29, or 9.07%, to $75.65 a barrel by 0315 GMT after hitting an intraday high of $78.50, the highest since January 27.

JM Financial maintains a buy call on PDS with a target price of Rs 690, citing strong potential for top-line growth driven by increased outsourcing, manufacturing turnaround, and US market penetration. While near-term profitability may be soft, PDS expects mid-teens revenue and profitability growth in FY26, focusing on cost optimization and recalibrating new verticals to achieve its 5-5-5 vision.

Indian market is expected to open lower on Friday, mirroring negative global cues, as Nifty futures closed down 1.20%. Option data indicates a trading range of 24,400-25,400. Experts recommend buying ICICI Bank, Max Healthcare, SBI Cards, and HCL Technologies, while suggesting selling BSE, IGL, and NBCC for short-term trades.

Share market today: Indian markets slipped in tandem with Asian peers after Israel’s military strikes on Iran escalated geopolitical tensions in the oil-rich Middle East.

Stock Market Crash: Indian stock markets crashed early Friday following Israeli strikes on Iran. This mirrored losses in Asian markets. The BSE Sensex and Nifty50 both saw significant drops. The oil & Gas sector suffered the most. Broader market indices also declined. Market capitalisation decreased substantially. The Israeli strike and surging oil prices are key factors. Brent crude and U.S.

Stock Market Crash: Indian stock markets crashed early Friday following Israeli strikes on Iran. This mirrored losses in Asian markets. The BSE Sensex and Nifty50 both saw significant drops. The oil & Gas sector suffered the most. Broader market indices also declined. Market capitalisation decreased substantially. The Israeli strike and surging oil prices are key factors. Brent crude and U.S.

Dixon Technologies shares: Dixon Technologies, a prominent name in India’s manufacturing sector, has formed a joint venture with Signify, a worldwide leader in lighting solutions. Both companies will hold an equal stake in the new venture, each owning 50% of the equity share capital.

Meta is making a $14.3 billion investment in artificial intelligence company Scale and recruiting its CEO Alexandr Wang

ICICI Securities suggests adding Tata Motors to portfolios, keeping the target price at Rs 775. The brokerage anticipates Tata Motors will regain momentum in domestic PVs and CVs. Focus remains on market share and margins. US tariff uncertainty for JLR is a key factor to watch. Promoters hold 42.58% stake, FIIs own 17.84%, and DIIs hold 16.84% of the company.

Torrent Power shares will be in focus after its subsidiary, Torrent Green Energy, secured a 300 MW wind power project from SECI under Wind Tranche-XVIII. With a tariff of Rs 3.97/unit and Rs 2,650 crore investment, the project is set for commissioning within 24 months. This brings Torrent’s total renewable capacity under development to 3.3 GWp.

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies experienced a sharp decline following Israeli airstrikes on Iran, reflecting broader market anxieties. The largest digital asset dipped below $103,000, while Ether also saw significant losses. Investors sought safe-haven assets like Treasuries, and over $1 billion in long crypto positions were liquidated amid the escalating geopolitical tensions.

Share prices of oil marketing companies like IOC and BPCL are in focus as Brent crude prices surged over 12% following Israel’s airstrikes on Iran. The geopolitical escalation has sparked fears of supply disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz, raising risk premiums and potentially impacting OMCs’ margins amid heightened market volatility.

Swati Khemani of Carnelian Asset Management remains optimistic about Indian equities, citing strong macro fundamentals and potential FII inflows of $1.5 trillion. She anticipates gradual rate cuts by the RBI and favors sectors like BFSI, manufacturing, pharma, and specialty chemicals.

Among these 40 names, nine companies stood out by delivering multibagger returns of over 100% in just one year.

Sumit Bhatnagar of LIC MF is optimistic about Indian markets. Economic revival and corporate earnings are expected. Consumption and infrastructure are key themes. Rural consumption has revived. Urban consumption is expected to follow. Financials, telecom, and cement sectors may surprise positively. Steel is expected to perform well. Defence sector offers attractive opportunities. Drones have both defence and industrial applications.

Sunjay Kapoor, ex-husband of Karishma Kapoor passed away due to a sudden heart attack

Sunjay Kapoor, ex-husband of Karishma Kapoor passed away due to a sudden heart attack

We have collated a list of recommendations from top brokerage firms from ETNow and other sources.

Oswal Pumps launched its IPO on June 13, closing on June 17. The IPO price is Rs 584–614 per share. The company aims to raise funds through fresh shares and an offer for sale. Oswal Pumps already secured Rs 416 crore from anchor investors. The company manufactures solar pumps and related products.

Gold prices increased on Friday, set for a weekly gain. Middle East tensions boosted demand for safe-haven assets. A weaker dollar and expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts supported gold. Reports indicated Israel carried out strikes on Iran. US officials denied involvement. Economic data showed a cooling labor market. Traders anticipate a rate cut by year-end.

Gold prices increased on Friday, set for a weekly gain. Middle East tensions boosted demand for safe-haven assets. A weaker dollar and expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts supported gold. Reports indicated Israel carried out strikes on Iran. US officials denied involvement. Economic data showed a cooling labor market. Traders anticipate a rate cut by year-end.

Currency markets saw a sudden shift as Israel initiated strikes on Iran. The US dollar, Japanese yen, and Swiss franc strengthened. Crude prices rose sharply due to potential supply disruptions. Gold prices also surged to their highest level since early May. Risk-sensitive Asian currencies weakened following the news.

Asian equity-index futures saw gains following positive Wall Street performance driven by cooling US inflation data, bolstering expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts. The dollar weakened, and Treasury yields declined. Geopolitical tensions and potential tariff increases introduced some market uncertainty, while optimism grew regarding corporate investment due to anticipated deregulation and tax cuts.

Asian equity-index futures saw gains following positive Wall Street performance driven by cooling US inflation data, bolstering expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts. The dollar weakened, and Treasury yields declined. Geopolitical tensions and potential tariff increases introduced some market uncertainty, while optimism grew regarding corporate investment due to anticipated deregulation and tax cuts.