Key Highlights: Stocks in News, Economic & Global Updates 06th October 2026 by GEPL Capital Ltd
Stocks in News
• KOTAK MAHINDRA BANK: Q2 total average deposits up 18.8% YoY to Rs 6.06 lakh crore; net average advances up 22.1% YoY to Rs 5.47 lakh crore; average CASA up 14.2% YoY to Rs 2.26 lakh crore.
• LASER POWER: The company receives Rs 73 crore HTLS reconductoring order from Power Grid.
• NARAYANA HRUDAYALAYA: The company enters operations and management agreement with Mission of Mercy Hospital & Research Centre; Girinagar Hospital, Bengaluru, commences commercial operations.
• JUNIPER HOTELS: The company signs binding MoU with Imagicaaworld Entertainment to acquire Khopoli hotel for Rs 248 crore.
• JASW ENERGY: The company adds 1,694 MW capacity since April; total installed capacity rises to 15.1 GW.
• ACME SOLAR: The company arm ACME Renewtech commissions additional 66.68 MW solar capacity at Bikaner; commissioned capacity reaches 133.36 MW of 300 MW hybrid project.
• ZYDUS LIFESCIENCES: The company partners with MSN to launch Riociguat Tablets in the US for treatment of recurrent CTEPH.
• JEENA SIKHO LIFECARE: The company Launches eight ayurvedic healthcare and wellness products.
• BGR ENERGY SYSTEMS: The company Signs master restructuring agreement with National Asset Reconstruction Co; outstanding debt at Rs 3,736 crore.
• SCHAEFFLER INDIA: The company Expects exports to remain at 15%-20% of revenue as domestic business continues growing 14%-15%.
Economic News
• India launches anti-dumping probes into five Chinese products after domestic industry complaints: The Directorate General for Trade Remedies in India is probing complaints from domestic producers about six imported products from China. Accusations of dumping have led to demands for antidumping duties. Additionally, the agency is also assessing Insoluble Sulphur imports. This comes as the trade deficit with China intensifies, along with continued investigations focused on multiple products' import practices.
Global News
• Oil falls 2% as supply fears ease, but geopolitical risks persist: Oil prices fell nearly 2% on Monday, with Brent crude declining $1.93 to $100.32/bbl and WTI falling $1.68 to $89.43/bbl, as Middle Eastern crude exports rose above pre-war levels on four of the seven days in the final week of September and the G7 agreed to release 100 million barrels of crude and diesel from emergency reserves. However, the decline was limited by persistent geopolitical and supply concerns, including ongoing US-Iran tensions, attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, renewed Saudi Arabia–Houthi fighting and risks to energy infrastructure and shipping routes. Market confidence was also tempered by uncertainty over how much of the G7 release represents new supply, while the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve fell to just 283 million barrels, its lowest level since 1982. Saudi Aramco warned that global crude and refinedproduct supplies could remain tight and that rebuilding inventories after emergency withdrawals may take up to two years, while OPEC+ delayed its 2027 capacity review due to disruptions from the Iran war. Overall, improving exports and potential reserve releases provided near-term supply relief, but elevated geopolitical risks continued to support a high oil price risk premium.
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