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    Why did stock market crash today? Sensex tumbles 1,124 points, Nifty below 22,800; 6 factors behind Rs 8 lakh crore rout

    On Monday, the Indian stock market saw a major sell-off, with the Sensex and Nifty indexes plummeting due to escalating Iran-US tensions that drove up oil prices. This volatility dampened investor sentiment while bond yields reached highs not seen in years, creating additional pressure on equities. The rupee depreciated against the US dollar, raising worries about currency stability as foreign investors continued liquidating their stocks.

    Will Nifty, Sensex tumble on Monday? 5 factors which will drive D-Street action this week

    Following a 7-week decline in Nifty, Dalal Street faces a holiday-shortened week driven by five key factors: escalating US-Iran conflict, Brent crude trading above $104, US 10-year Treasury yields above 5.1%, continued FII outflows, and rupee volatility within the 95.50-96.50 trading band.

    SAIL FY25 net profit falls 23% to Rs 2,371 crore

    Steel Authority of India Limited's consolidated bottomline saw a 22.66% decline for fiscal year 2024-25. The total income stood at Rs 1.03 lakh crore. The Board proposed a final dividend of Rs 1.60 per share. However, the company reported a strong fourth quarter with a net profit increase of 11.13%.

    SAIL OFS subscribed over 5 times; govt to garner Rs 2,664 cr from stake sale

    The shares sought were 522.89 per cent of the overall issue size on the final day of bidding, as per provisional data available on bourses.

    CPSEs may have to shell out extra dividends, go for buybacks

    Some of the blue-chip firms which will make their presentations include ONGC Ltd., NMDC Ltd. NHPC Ltd, Cochin Shipyard Ltd and RITES Ltd.

    DIPAM tells CPSEs to follow capital restructuring norms

    A senior government official said the government will continue to push for share buybacks and cash-rich central public sector enterprises are expected to lead.

    The Economic Times
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