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Yesterday’s big news was related to LPG. Black marketing of gas cylinders has increased due to the LPG crisis. Domestic gas cylinder which used to cost Rs 950 is being sold for Rs 3500 and commercial cylinder which used to cost Rs 2 thousand is being sold in black for Rs 5 thousand. Bangladesh has decided to import additional diesel from India. A total of 45,000 tonnes of diesel from India will reach Bangladesh by April. Out of this, the first consignment of 5,000 tonnes has arrived, while the next consignment is expected to reach by March 18 or 19.
Before tomorrow’s big news, these are today’s headlines…
- There may be a decline in the stock market today.
- Wholesale inflation figures for the month of February will be released.
- There has been no change in the prices of petrol and diesel.
Now read tomorrow’s big news…
1. Jam at many places in Rajasthan-Bihar for cylinder: Lines formed across the country since morning, domestic gas cylinder priced at ₹ 950 is available in black for ₹ 3500.
LPG crisis has increased in the country due to America-Israel’s war with Iran. In other states including Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab-Chandigarh, Haryana and Rajasthan, lines have formed at gas agencies and warehouses since morning for cylinders.
Black marketing of gas cylinders has also increased due to the LPG crisis. Domestic gas cylinder which used to cost Rs 950 is being sold for Rs 3500 and commercial cylinder which used to cost Rs 2 thousand is being sold in black for Rs 5 thousand.
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2. Bangladesh will buy 45,000 tonnes of diesel from India: Friendship-pipeline will supply till April, fuel shortage will end before Eid.
Bangladesh has decided to import additional diesel from India to meet its energy needs. A total of 45,000 tonnes of diesel from India will reach Bangladesh by April. Out of this, the first consignment of 5,000 tonnes has arrived, while the next consignment is expected to reach by March 18 or 19.
Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation (BPC) General Manager (Operations) Mohammad Murshid Hossain Azad said that a proposal to import 40,000 tonnes of additional diesel has been received. This consignment will also arrive by April once the Letter of Credit (LC) and other formalities are completed.
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3. Foreign investors withdrew ₹ 52,704 crore from the Indian market in 15 days: Reason – Due to Iran war, crude oil crossed the level of 100 dollars and rupee crossed the level of 92.
Selling of Foreign Portfolio Investments (FPIs) continues in the Indian stock market. In the first two weeks of March, foreign investors have withdrawn Rs 52,704 crore from the domestic equity market. This selling has happened at a time when tension is increasing in the Middle East and crude oil has crossed $ 100 per barrel.
Earlier in the month of February, FPIs had invested Rs 22,615 crore in the market, which was the highest level in the last 17 months. But since the beginning of March, foreign investors have been net sellers on every trading day.
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4. Value of top-10 companies decreased by ₹ 4.48 lakh crore: SBI was the top loser, its value decreased by ₹ 89 thousand crore; HDFC Bank’s market cap also decreased
Due to tension in the Middle East and Israel-Iran war, the value of the country’s 10 largest companies in terms of market capitalization declined by Rs 4.48 lakh crore in last week’s trading. During this period the value of SBI decreased the most. SBI’s market cap declined by Rs 89,306 crore to ₹9.66 lakh crore.
HDFC Bank’s market cap declined by Rs 61,715 crore to Rs 12.57 lakh crore. Whereas the market value of Bajaj Finance declined by ₹59,082 crore to ₹5.32 lakh crore. Apart from these, the market cap of TCS, ICICI Bank, Bharti Airtel, Reliance Industries, LIC, Infosys and HUL has also decreased in the last week.
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5. Ferrari’s 849 Testarossa launched in India: Price ₹ 10.37 crore, top speed 330kmph; Lamborghini will compete with Revulto
Ferrari has launched its new flagship car ‘849 Testarossa’ in India. Its ex-showroom price starts from Rs 10.37 crore. This car will replace the company’s previous flagship model SF90 Stradale. In India, it will compete directly with Lamborghini Revulto.
The company said that the delivery of the car in India will start from the second half of 2026. This car has been designed for those who want track-like performance along with luxury.
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