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Shares of major Indian oil companies like Indian Oil Corporation, Bharat Petroleum Corporation and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation have seen weakness as global crude oil prices climbed sharply on geopolitical tensions involving Iran. The escalation in the Middle East, including reported strikes and heightened conflict, pushed Brent crude to multi-month highs, prompting concerns over higher input costs for refiners that import oil. Oil marketing companies (OMCs) face margin squeezing if elevated crude prices persist and are unable to fully pass costs onto consumers, leading traders to sell these stocks. At the same time, production-focused oil names such as Oil and Natural Gas Corporation and Oil India saw relatively resilient support due to their upstream exposure benefiting from higher crude realisations. Broader Indian markets also reacted negatively with choppy trading sentiment as risk-off flows emerged amid concerns over supply disruptions through critical shipping routes like the Strait of Hormuz. Overall, the Iran-linked crude price shock is expected to remain a key factor influencing Indian hydrocarbon sector shares.
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