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INDIA BONDS-India bonds pressured by oil surge; RBI likely shielding 10-yr bond as Iran war set to enter third week

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INDIA BONDS-India bonds pressured by oil surge; RBI likely shielding 10-yr bond as Iran war set to enter third week

India's equity benchmarks, Nifty and Sensex, confirmed a 10% technical correction from their all-time highs due to the Iran war and rising oil prices. The Nifty closed 10.4% below its peak, while the Sensex was down 10.8%. Panic selling has been observed, with foreign investors offloading $5.73 billion in equities since the conflict began. Both indexes are trading below key moving averages, indicating a bearish trend. Despite foreign selling, domestic investors remain active, though inflows have moderated amid market uncertainty.

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India's equity benchmarks confirm correction on Iran war, crude prices; technicals weaken

Indian shares fell sharply as oil prices surpassed $100 per barrel amid ongoing conflicts in West Asia. The BSE Sensex dropped 1,470.50 points (1.93%) to 74,563.92, while the NSE Nifty fell 488.05 points (2.06%) to 23,151.10. Concerns over inflation, a weakening rupee, and foreign fund outflows contributed to the decline. Metal stocks were particularly affected, with Tata Steel down 5.2% and Larsen & Toubro down 7.5%. Overall, 3,337 shares fell on the BSE, reflecting a weak market sentiment.

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India's car sales to dealers increased for the fifth consecutive month in February, with passenger vehicle dispatches rising 10.6% year-on-year to 417,705 units, driven by tax cuts. However, concerns over the ongoing Middle East crisis could impact manufacturing and exports, particularly to Africa and the Middle East. Analysts expect domestic demand to remain strong, supported by the wedding season and new model launches, but warn of potential near-term production disruptions due to gas shortages. The auto industry contributes 7.1% to India's GDP, and growth is anticipated to continue for several quarters due to tax reductions.

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India car sales to dealers rise for fifth month in February, industry body says; Mideast risks loom

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The Indian rupee has reached an all-time low, driven by concerns over the impact of rising oil prices due to the Iran war on the economy's growth and inflation. Analysts predict that if the conflict continues, the rupee could fall to 95, exacerbating the challenges posed by high energy prices on capital flows and economic stability in South Asia.

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Rupee hits all-time low; analysts expect fall to 95 if Iran war drags on

India's foreign exchange reserves fell by $11.68 billion to $716.81 billion for the week ending March 6, as reported by the RBI. This decline follows a previous increase of $4.88 billion to a record high of $728.49 billion. Key components of the reserves, including foreign currency assets, decreased by $9.88 billion to $563.25 billion. Additionally, gold reserves dropped by $1.61 billion to $130.02 billion, while Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) fell by $146 million to $18.72 billion. India's IMF reserve position also decreased by $45 million to $4.83 billion.

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India's foreign exchange reserves drop $11.68 billion to $716.81 billion

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The Asia-Pacific stock markets generally fell, with South Korean stocks retreating by 2%, and Japanese and Indian stock markets each dropping by 1%. Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz, while the United States allowed the purchase of Russian oil, limiting the rise in oil prices. The Shanghai Composite Index fell by 0.2%, the Shenzhen Component Index fell by 0.2%, and the Hong Kong Hang Seng Index fell by 0.5%. The Japanese yen depreciated to 159 against 1 US dollar, and the Japanese Nikkei Index fell by 1.2%. The South Korean Composite Stock Price Index fell by 2.2%, and the Indian Nifty 50 Index fell by 1%. The Australian stock market slightly declined, the New Zealand stock market edged down, and the Singapore stock market rose slightly

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The Indian stock index Nifty 50 has expanded its intraday decline to 1.3%

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The rupee fell 16 paise to 92.35 against the dollar on March 13, driven by fragile investor sentiment due to high Brent crude prices, which remain above $100 amid ongoing tensions in Iran. The rupee had previously hit a record low of 92.37. The Reserve Bank of India is expected to intervene to stabilize the currency, as demand from foreign portfolio investors and oil companies continues to pressure the rupee. Analysts suggest that without RBI intervention, the rupee could have reached 93.00 soon.

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Rupee falls 16 paise to 92.35 against the dollar as crude remains above $100

The Indian government assured citizens of adequate fuel supplies amid the West Asia crisis, urging against panic buying. Sujata Sharma from the Ministry of Petroleum stated that India's refining capacity is sufficient, with LPG production up by 30%. All petrol pumps are fully stocked, and supplies of piped natural gas remain stable. The government is prioritizing LPG for households and essential services, while monitoring Indian seafarers in the Gulf region due to reported casualties. Citizens are encouraged to opt for PNG connections to alleviate LPG demand pressure.

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INDIA BONDS-India bonds seen steady as RBI support offsets $100-a-barrel oil

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INDIA BONDS-India bonds seen steady as RBI support offsets $100-a-barrel oil

The Indian rupee is under pressure due to rising oil prices, with expectations it will open between 92.30 and 92.40 against the U.S. dollar. Oil prices surged 9% to over $100 per barrel, raising concerns about India's economy and current account deficit. The Reserve Bank of India is expected to intervene to stabilize the currency amid fears of prolonged supply disruptions. Market sentiment remains fragile as traders assess the impact of ongoing conflicts on energy supplies.

Rupee trajectory pressured by rising oil risks; RBI to temper moves

The Indian commerce ministry confirmed ongoing discussions with the US for a mutually beneficial bilateral trade agreement, denying any reports of a hold on these talks. This statement comes amid new Section 301 trade investigations by the USTR targeting 16 economies, including India. Additionally, following a US Supreme Court decision on tariffs, President Trump announced a 10% tariff on all countries for 150 days starting February 24.

India, US remain engaged for a mutually beneficial trade pact: Govt

India will delay signing a trade deal with the U.S. for several months due to new investigations by the Trump administration into excess industrial capacity among trading partners. Initially, an interim deal was expected in March, but this timeline may slip. U.S. officials anticipate India will honor its commitments, despite the lack of substantive talks since the U.S. Supreme Court struck down tariffs. India plans to adopt a cautious approach while awaiting clarity on U.S. tariff policies and may consider options like approaching the WTO if necessary.

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INDIA BONDS-India bonds pressured by oil surge; RBI likely shielding 10-yr bond as Iran war set to enter third week

India's equity benchmarks confirm correction on Iran war, crude prices; technicals weaken

Indian Shares Extend Slump As Oil Breaks $100 Per Barrel

INDIA GOVT OFFICIAL SAYS OIL TANKER JAG PRAKASH MOVED OUT FROM EAST OF HORMUZ STRAIT

India car sales to dealers rise for fifth month in February, industry body says; Mideast risks loom