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Global oil markets are experiencing unprecedented turbulence as Brent crude sees wild price swings due to geopolitical developments in the Middle East. Uncertainty dominates energy markets, with potential disruptions to the Strait of Hormuz threatening significant oil and LNG flows. Investors brace for continued volatility as diplomatic efforts and supply route security remain critical.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India has removed over 1.2 lakh misleading posts by unregistered financial influencers. Using an AI tool named Sudarshan, SEBI tracks violations in the digital space. The regulator is also warning retail investors about the high risks of options trading, noting that most lose money. SEBI emphasizes a calibrated approach to market development.

More than 30 listed Indian companies face rising geopolitical risk as the conflict involving Iran, Israel and the US threatens supply routes through the Strait of Hormuz. Exposure spans infrastructure, aviation, energy, logistics and consumer sectors, with crude volatility and trade disruption emerging as key pressure points for Corporate India.

Tejas Networks shares soared over 15% to Rs 503, marking a 60% surge in four sessions, driven by strong volumes and a new manufacturing deal with NEC for 5G massive MIMO radios. Despite a recent quarterly loss and revenue dip, the company anticipates converting significant inventory into finished goods. This partnership signals international expansion hopes.

Indian solar stocks face pressure from oversupply and a US duty overhang, impacting companies like Waaree Energies and Premier Energies. While domestic module capacity outstrips demand, new US tariffs on certain imports add uncertainty. Experts suggest integrated players and those with diversified markets are better positioned for the evolving sector.

Crude oil prices surged up to 12% after escalating tensions between the US, Israel and Iran disrupted Middle East supply routes. Upstream companies like ONGC and Oil India may benefit. Brokerages warn further escalation, especially around the Strait of Hormuz, could significantly raise prices and impact India’s economy.

Abu Dhabi and Dubai stock markets will shut down for two days, March 2nd and 3rd, due to rising Middle East tensions. This precautionary measure, announced by the Capital Market Authority, aims to ensure stability amidst escalating regional conflicts involving Iran, the US, and Israel. Authorities are closely monitoring developments and will provide updates through official channels.

On February 27, four Nifty500 stocks closed more than 1.5% below their VWAP levels, indicating emerging bearish pressure. A close below VWAP suggests stocks ended the session beneath their volume-weighted average price, reflecting rising selling interest and weakening intraday sentiment tracked through technical scans.

Airspace closures across the Middle East following US and Israeli strikes on Iran have disrupted flights and triggered volatility in aviation and travel stocks such as IndiGo and SpiceJet. Airlines face rising costs and demand risks, while widespread flight cancellations and route disruptions weigh on near-term sector outlook.