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Oil prices dipped after a three-day climb as investors monitored the fragile Iran ceasefire and an upcoming U.S.-China summit. The Strait of Hormuz remains effectively shut, impacting global supply and raising inflation concerns, with analysts warning of further price surges if disruptions persist.

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Oil prices rose for a second day as uncertainty surrounding U.S.-Iran conflict resolution kept global crude supply concerns high. President Trump indicated ceasefire talks are struggling, while the U.S. plans to release oil from its reserves. Market attention now shifts to Trump’s China visit, with hopes of leveraging influence for a resolution.

Investor Michael Burry, famed from ‘The Big Short,’ warns the Nasdaq 100 faces a sharp downturn, likening its “parabolic” tech surge to the dot-com bubble’s peak. He points to soaring chip stocks and inflated valuations, suggesting Wall Street is overestimating company earnings. Burry advises caution and profit-taking, anticipating a significant market correction.

Urban Company reported a wider Q4FY26 net loss of Rs 161 crore despite strong revenue growth and record net transacting value. Revenue rose 43% year-on-year, while international operations and core consumer services remained profitable. InstaHelp also saw sharp growth in orders and NTV during the quarter.

Birla Corporation witnessed a robust financial performance, with its March-ended quarter net profit soaring 15% year-on-year to Rs 295 crore. Revenue saw a modest 0.8% increase to Rs 2,836 crore. The company also recommended a dividend of Rs 12.50 per share. Full-year profit surged 89% to Rs 558 crore, with a notable reduction in its debt-to-equity ratio.