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Pre Market: Oil Price Surge and Middle East Conflict Shape Global Markets as India LPG Supply Crisis Deepens

Oil prices near $100 as Middle East tensions escalate, LPG shortage hits India, global markets face volatility.

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Pre Market: Oil Price Surge and Middle East Conflict Shape Global Markets as India LPG Supply Crisis Deepens

1. GLOBAL MARKET SUMMARY

US Market Overnight (March 11, 2026)

European Markets (March 11, 2026)

Asian Markets (March 12, 2026)

2. KEY HEADLINES & EVENTS (Last 16-17 hours)

Government Announcements (India)

Company Results & Announcements (India)

Board Meetings & Corporate Actions

Stock-Specific Developments

Insurer Actions

Brokerage Views

Global News & Events

Middle East Conflict

US Economic Data & Policy

European Markets & Policy

Corporate Earnings Globally

Commodities

3. WHAT TO WATCH TODAY

Scheduled Earnings Releases (March 12, 2026)

Scheduled Corporate Events

Expected Economic Data Releases

Government/Regulatory Events

4. SUMMARY

Key news and events from the last 16-17 hours have been dominated by the escalating Middle East conflict between Iran and Israel, with Brent crude oil prices surging near $100 per barrel despite International Energy Agency (IEA) moves to release 400 million barrels from reserves. The Strait of Hormuz attacks have revived global energy crisis concerns, directly impacting India through LPG supply disruptions that have forced companies like Borosil to partially halt production and Infosys to trim food court menus. Indian government announced that two LNG cargoes are en route and urged against panic buying as LPG prices spiked, with cylinders reportedly selling for Rs 5,000+ in black market. Global markets showed volatility, with European stocks initially rallying 2% on March 10 before reversing course on March 11 as oil concerns resurfaced. US February CPI data showed sticky inflation, dampening near-term rate-cut hopes. On the corporate front, JPMorgan upgraded life insurance stocks to ‘overweight’, while insurers like ICICI Lombard hiked war-risk premiums for Gulf-linked cargo. IPO activity continues with Innovision (Day 3, 12% subscribed) and GSP Crop Science (price band ₹304-320) opening, while Elfin Agro lists today on BSE SME. Defense stocks remain in focus amid increased spending expectations due to geopolitical tensions. The rupee continues to weaken against the US dollar, with analysts warning it could inch towards 94-95 levels if the conflict persists and foreign outflows continue. Market participants will closely watch oil price movements, government statements on LPG supply, and any new developments in the Middle East conflict that could further impact energy markets.


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