Bharat Express DD Free Dish

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Sensex rises 246 points and Nifty gains in early trade, tracking Asian market strength despite Middle East tensions and rising crude oil prices.

Sensex and Nifty fall sharply as foreign investors sell, the rupee weakens, and midcap and smallcap stocks lead losses.

Trump announces US-led plan for American oil firms to revive Venezuela’s oil sector, aiming to lower US energy prices and limit China-Russia influence.

India’s core infrastructure sectors grew 1.8% in November, led by strong gains in cement and steel, while energy segments remained weak.

Indian markets opened lower, extending a four-day losing streak amid weak global cues and sectoral pressures.

Markets opened slightly lower on May 20, weighed down by mixed global trends & sectoral losses in auto, PSU banking, & financial stocks.

India’s oil marketing companies (OMCs) plan to expand refining capacity by 35-40 million tonnes (MT) by fiscal 2030, reaching 295 MT.

The Government of India has slashed the windfall tax on petroleum crude from Rs 5,200 to Rs 3,250 per metric tonne, effective from 15 June.

In Asian markets, South Korea, Thailand, and Taiwan were trading higher, while Tokyo, Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong,  Singapore, and Shanghai were trading lower

In Asian markets, Seoul, Tokyo, and Hong Kong were all down, while Shanghai was up