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Mumbai, June 15, 2026, 04:31 IST Indian equities start the week with momentum, but not without risk. Friday’s rally helped the Nifty 50 snap a two-week losing run and lifted the Sensex sharply as lower crude prices and Middle East peace hopes revived appetite for risk assets. The move matters for stock prices because India is highly sensitive to oil: lower crude can ease pressure on the rupee, inflation expectations and company margins, especially for airlines, paint, cement, tyre and oil-marketing stocks. (Reuters) The oil move is the clearest near-term bull trigger.

New Delhi, June 15, 2026, 02:32 IST Netweb Technologies India Limited shares surged on the NSE, finishing up 9.45% at ₹4,587.40. The stock traded between ₹4,315 and an intraday high of ₹4,610. Turnover was strong, with NSE volume tallied at 43.44 lakh shares and a market cap near ₹26,121 crore, according to Business Today. (Business Today) Netweb is pushing toward its 52-week high of ₹4,965, with the stock reacting to shifts in AI infrastructure, high-performance computing, and data-centre expectations. Broader markets were firm too.

New Delhi, June 15, 2026, 00:32 IST Gold and silver slipped this week in India, even as prices bounced late in the week. Investors are watching to see if the drop signals a chance to buy or more downside. July silver futures on MCX finished Friday at ₹2,46,604 per kg, down from ₹2,48,537 on June 5. August gold futures lost ground, falling from ₹1,55,594 to ₹1,50,675 per 10 grams for the week. (AajTak) The correction looks sharper against old highs. Aaj Tak says MCX silver trades ₹2,10,724 per kg below its January record of ₹4,57,328, and gold is down about