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Pre Market: India Markets Eye LPG Crisis Impact, US Markets Drop 600 Points as Oil Surges Past $100

India markets focus on LPG shortage impact, US stocks tumble as oil hits $100, NSE appoints IPO bankers, SEBI easing transmission rules

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Pre Market: India Markets Eye LPG Crisis Impact, US Markets Drop 600 Points as Oil Surges Past $100

1. GLOBAL MARKET SUMMARY

US Market Overnight:

European Markets:

Asian Markets:


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

Government Announcements (India)

Reserve Bank of India (RBI)

Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)

Banking Regulations


Company Results & Announcements (India)

Induction Cooktop Manufacturers

Food Delivery & QSR Sector

Power Sector

NSE IPO Preparation

Innovision IPO Update

IPO Listing

Corporate Insurance Market

Bandhan Financial Services


Global News & Events

West Asia Conflict

US Markets

Currency Markets

Commodity Markets

Corporate Announcements


3. WHAT TO WATCH TODAY

Scheduled Earnings Releases (March 13, 2026):

Scheduled Earnings Releases (March 14, 2026):

IPO Activity:

Ongoing IPO:

Corporate Events:

Economic Data:


4. SUMMARY

Indian stock markets are facing headwinds from multiple fronts as March 13 trading begins. The ongoing US-Iran conflict and resulting surge in oil prices above $100 per barrel continue to weigh on global sentiment, with US markets dropping 600 points on the Dow Jones yesterday. Domestically, the LPG supply shortage is creating sectoral divergence—induction cooktop manufacturers like Stove Kraft and TTK Prestige are seeing increased demand, while food delivery and QSR stocks are under pressure. Power sector stocks have surged, with BSE Power hitting its highest closing level in 14 months.

On the regulatory front, RBI’s attempt to access offshore deal data faces resistance from MNC banks, while SEBI is proposing simplified transmission processes for investors’ heirs. New banking regulations from April 1 could expand credit by 7%, potentially benefiting public sector banks. The IPO market remains active with Innovision’s subscription at 30% and Srinibas Pradhan Constructions set to list today. NSE’s appointment of 20 merchant bankers marks progress toward its own IPO.

Investors will watch crude oil developments, currency movements, and sectoral reactions to the ongoing geopolitical tensions throughout the trading session.


Details for information purposes only. Don’t treat this as financial advice.