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Middle East Tensions

Indian stock markets may remain volatile this week as rising Middle East tensions and oil supply concerns weigh on investor sentiment.

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said they struck Israel’s Haifa refinery with Kheibarshekan missiles in retaliation for US-Israeli attacks on Iranian energy facilities.

Domestic LPG prices increased by Rs 60 and commercial cylinders by Rs 114.5 as global energy costs rise, oil companies say fuel supplies remain stable.

PIB Fact Check refutes viral claim of Hormuz closure affecting India’s fuel supply, assuring adequate reserves and alternative routes.

Indian stock markets ended sharply lower as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East rattled investors and triggered broad-based selling.

Indian markets opened lower as Sensex and Nifty slipped in early trade amid global weakness and rising oil prices.

India conveyed condolences after the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, with Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri visiting the Iranian Embassy in New Delhi.

Iran fired a fresh wave of missiles at Israel, the IDF said, adding that its air defence systems are intercepting incoming attacks across several locations.

Top Iranian military leaders, including the armed forces chief and IRGC commander, were killed in coordinated airstrikes, escalating regional tensions.

India has advised its nationals in Israel to remain alert and follow safety protocols after Israel and the United States carried out air operations against Iran.