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Today's Stock Market News - 13th April 2026: US-Iran Talks Fail, Brent above $100 Again, Tata Group

Today's Stock Market News - 13th April 2026: US-Iran Talks Fail, Brent above $100 Again, Tata Group

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Global tensions are rising and markets are reacting. In this Stock Market Update (April 10, 2026) by Yadnya Investment Academy, we break down how the failed US-Iran peace talks, rising Brent crude oil prices, and potential Strait of Hormuz disruption could impact the Indian economy, inflation outlook, government finances, and stock markets.


We also discuss key developments affecting Tata Group companies, including TCS shareholder payouts, hiring trends, AI investments, and the ongoing debate around a possible Tata Sons listing.


If you want to stay updated with stock market news, macroeconomic trends, and company-level insights that matter for investors, this update will help you connect the dots between global events and your portfolio decisions.


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0:00 Introduction – Global tensions impacting markets

0:48 US-Iran talks fail: Strait of Hormuz risk & crude oil spike explained

4:37 IMF warning: Why inflation may remain sticky globally

8:36 MSME relief proposal: Banks request RBI for loan moratorium

11:20 CPSE dividends at risk? Government revenue implications

15:58 Net FDI inflows decline: Competition from Vietnam & Mexico

19:36 India-UK Free Trade Agreement: Impact on whisky & automobile sectors

22:32 Tata Group deep dive: TCS payouts, AI investments & Tata Sons listing debate

30:25 TCS hiring trends: Shift in IT sector project execution model

32:27 Film industry update: Dhurandhar crosses β‚Ή1000 crore milestone

33:29 Key takeaways for investors


IMF inflation outlook

MSME loan moratorium proposal

Decline in net FDI inflows into India

India-UK Free Trade Agreement impact

CPSE dividend risks for the government

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