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Stock markets surged on Monday, with Sensex and Nifty crossing significant milestones. Easing West Asian tensions and falling crude oil prices fueled investor optimism, particularly after US President Trump indicated a deal with Iran was largely negotiated. Banking stocks led the rally, while global markets also saw gains.

Indian equity benchmarks, Sensex and Nifty, extended their losses for a fourth consecutive session, plunging nearly 2% on Tuesday. Rising crude oil prices, sustained foreign fund outflows, and escalating West Asia conflict uncertainty contributed to the broad-based selloff, impacting IT, realty, and consumer durable stocks.

Goldman Sachs maintained a buy rating on Reliance Industries, citing potential margin recovery and strong retail growth despite a Q4FY26 EBITDA miss. Nomura also holds a buy on Axis Bank, highlighting attractive valuations and strong loan growth. HSBC recommends buying shriram finance, anticipating RoA expansion despite revised AUM growth forecasts.

Dalal Street eyes US-Iran conflict, crude oil, and corporate earnings for direction. HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank reported Q4 results, with the former warning of West Asia conflict risks. Analysts anticipate continued focus on geopolitical developments and their impact on global markets and capital flows.

According to Umesh Revankar, who has been named executive VC of the merged entity, shriram finance would be the largest retail non-banking finance company (NBFC) with assets under management of Rs 1.7 lakh crore and with net worth of Rs 40,900 crore.

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Many analysts are forecasting that oil prices will remain above $100 per barrel for several weeks, pushing up the import bill and inflation. Dealers said that pressure on the rupee has been driven more by heavy foreign investor selloffs than by the West Asia conflict, with outflows crossing $13 billion this month, an all-time high.