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Indian stock markets traded in negative territory on Monday morning following global concerns stemming from US-Iran tensions.

US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites have heightened Middle East tensions, raising fears of a spike in global oil prices.

The Indian stock markets ended last week strong, crossing key resistance levels following steady institutional buying, analysts say.

Atul Daga, Business Head, Executive Director, and CFO of UltraTech Cement, was named CFO of the Year at the Financial Express Awards 2025.

India’s forex reserves rose by $2.29 billion to $698.95 billion for the week ending June 13, the RBI reported.

The Index of Eight Core Industries grew 0.7% in May compared to a year ago, as per the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.

Indian markets rebounded Friday after a three-day slide, as easing Middle East tensions brought investor relief.

Indian stock markets opened on a positive note, tracking upbeat Asian cues. Gains in PSU bank, IT, and auto stocks supported the uptrend.

Ambuja Cements and ACC, part of the Adani Group, have become India’s leading cement companies to receive net-zero target validation.

India climbed to the 15th spot among the world’s top foreign direct investment (FDI) destinations in 2024, according to the UNCTAD.