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Markets have been driven more by geopolitical headlines than fundamentals in recent weeks, with sharp swings triggered by developments around the Iran conflict. Despite a partial recovery, indices remain below earlier levels and elevated oil prices continue to pose risks. In this volatile environment, experts stress that disciplined investing matters more than trying to predict market moves.
Record foreign inflows into Japan’s markets highlight renewed investor confidence, driven by easing geopolitical tensions and hopes of a US-Iran resolution lifting global sentiment.
Futures open interest in several NSE F&O stocks saw a sharp uptick as of April 15, with five counters registering over 15% growth compared to the previous session, signalling fresh position build-up. Stocks like Godfrey Phillips India, Motilal Oswal Financial Services, Siemens, Force Motors and Astral led the surge, indicating increased trader participation and heightened activity in the futures segment.
RailTel shares jumped 25% in two days after landing fresh orders worth over Rs 700 crore, including major tunnel communication projects from RVNL and a UP Police recruitment services contract. The strong order pipeline and steady execution outlook have boosted investor sentiment.
Gold and silver prices surged on the MCX as hopes for U.S.-Iran negotiations grew, potentially easing Middle East supply concerns. The weakening U.S. dollar further supported dollar-denominated commodities. Experts advise buying on dips, anticipating continued volatility driven by geopolitical factors and currency fluctuations.
Thirteen stocks signaled bullish momentum by crossing above their 200-day moving averages, indicating potential strength and upward trend continuation.
Oil prices stayed below $95 as hopes of a US-Iran deal cooled supply concerns, with near-term direction hinging on progress in geopolitical talks and actual restoration of supply flows.
Aurobindo Pharma has announced an ₹800-crore buyback at ₹1,475 per share, with April 17, 2026 set as the record date—meaning investors must buy shares before this date to be eligible.
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