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ஈரான் – டிரம்ப் – போர் – கச்சா எண்ணெய் – Crude oil prices plunged over 13% on Monday after US President Donald Trump revealed “very good and productive” talks with Iran and ordered a five-day postponement of strikes on Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure, easing fears of immediate escalation in the month-long conflict. டிரம்ப் ஈரானுடன் “மிக நல்ல பேச்சுவார்த்தை” நடந்ததாகவும், மின் நிலையங
ரூபாய் மதிப்பு: The Indian rupee plunged to a record low of 92.33 per US dollar on March 9, 2026, opening 0.50% (46-59 paise) weaker at 92.1975 from Friday’s 91.74 close, driven by Brent crude soaring over 25% to $117/barrel amid escalating US-Israel-Iran conflict and near-shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz. RBI’s suspected pre-market dollar sales temporarily lifted the rupee from 92.30 to 92.20, bu
Shares of Ola Electric Mobility plunged 8% on January 20, 2026, hitting a one-month low after CFO Harish Abichandani resigned citing personal reasons. The stock marked its tenth straight day of losses amid falling sales, leadership exits, and rising competition from Bajaj Auto and TVS Motor.
Silver prices plunged dramatically on December 29, 2025, with MCX March futures dropping ₹21,000 per kg to ₹2,33,120 in an hour-long afternoon sell-off, following profit booking amid easing geopolitical risks. The sharp decline came after prices hit a record ₹2,54,174 earlier, driven by hopes of a Ukraine peace deal from productive Trump-Zelensky talks. Internationally, silver briefly topped $80/o
Indian stocks plunged sharply on Dec 9, 2025, with Sensex tumbling over 700 points to below 84,400 and Nifty sliding 200+ points under 25,750 early trade, extending Monday’s 610-point rout. Fragile risk appetite stems from Fed rate cut nerves (90% odds for 25 bps but hawkish fears), Asian market weakness, FII outflows (₹656 cr sell-off), Nifty expiry volatility, and rupee at 90.15. Mid/smallcaps b
The Indian rupee plunged to a historic low of 90.41 against the US dollar on Thursday, breaching the critical 90-mark for the first time. Foreign investor outflows and persistent depreciation pressure have made the rupee Asia’s worst-performing currency in 2025, down over 5% year-to-date. Consumer electronics, laptops, TVs, beauty products and automobile companies are now forced to increase prices
