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HPCL, BPCL, ONGC, IOC Stocks, Crude oil price, OMC stocks updates 13th June 2025: Shares of oil marketing companies and oil exploration companies such as Oil India, ONGC, BPCL, HPCL, IOC are in focus today amid geopolitical concerns and rising crude oil prices.
- 16:06 | June 13, 2025
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- 16:05 | June 13, 2025
HPCL share price live: Shares down over 1%
- 16:04 | June 13, 2025
BPCL share price live: Shares end in negative territory
- 16:03 | June 13, 2025
Oil India share price live: Shares soar 2%
- 16:02 | June 13, 2025
ONGC share price live: Closing figures
Stock closed 1.45% positive on the BSE on Friday.
- 15:27 | June 13, 2025
IOC share price live: Shares in red
IOC shares declined 1.77% on the NSE to ₹140.46 as at 3.25 pm.
- 14:58 | June 13, 2025
Oil India share price live: Shares up 1%
Shares of Oil India traded 1.14% positive on the NSE at ₹473.70.
- 14:16 | June 13, 2025
Stock market live updates: Mid-market | Banking, financial & metal stocks drag
Top movers today June 13: Sensex, Nifty 50 off day’s low, banking, financial & metal stocks drag, ONGC lead gainers, Adani Ports, Adani Enterprises, Adani Enterprisesdeclines
Sensex tanked 656.65 pts or 0.80% to 81,035.33 as at 1.30 pm after hitting a low of 80,354.59, and Nifty 50 depreciated 187.65 pts or 0.75% to 24,700.55
- 13:56 | June 13, 2025
BPCL share price live: Shares down 2%
Shares of BPCL declined 2.18% on the NSE to ₹311.70 as at 1.56 pm.
- 13:48 | June 13, 2025
Crude oil prices live: Perspective on Crude Oil Price Movements by Navneet Damani, Group Senior VP, Head Commodities Research, Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd.
“Geopolitical tensions are heating up, and it’s impacting the oil market!
Israel’s airstrikes on Iran have sparked fears of supply disruptions, causing crude oil prices to surge. The market is now on high alert, waiting to see how Iran will respond.
If they retaliate, prices could skyrocket even further. The worry is that the situation could escalate into a full-blown regional crisis, which would have significant implications for global oil supplies.
In a worst-case scenario, the Strait of Hormuz could be shut down, putting 20 million barrels per day of supply at risk.
Prices have already jumped 10%, and any further escalation could push them up another 8-9%. It’s a volatile situation, and everyone is holding their breath to see what happens next.”
- Navneet Damani, Group Senior VP, Head Commodities Research, Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd.
- 13:21 | June 13, 2025
IOC share price live: Shares dip 0.83%
- 12:29 | June 13, 2025
Crude oil sensitive firms tumble; OMCs, aviation, paints stocks drop - PTI
Shares of crude oil sensitive sectors -- oil marketing companies, aviation, paints, adhesives and tyres -- declined on Friday following a sharp spike in global oil benchmark Brent crude prices amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.
The stock of Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd tanked 6.11 per cent, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd tumbled 5.34 per cent and Indian Oil Corporation dropped 3.91 per cent on the BSE.
SpiceJet fell by 5.64 per cent and InterGlobe Aviation dropped 5.62 per cent.
Global oil benchmark Brent crude jumped 8.56 per cent to USD 75.30 a barrel.
Among paints stocks, Berger Paints tanked 4.47 per cent, Indigo Paints went lower by 3.24 per cent and Asian Paints declined 1.94 per cent.
Shares of Apollo Tyres edged lower by 3.67 per cent and MRF dipped 0.65 per cent.
“The economic consequences of Israeli strike can be profound if the attack and counter attack by Iran lingers long. Brent crude prices have flared up by around 12 per cent to $78. The impact on market will depend on how long the conflict lingers. In the near-term the market will be in a risk-off mode. Sectors that uses oil derivatives as inputs like aviation, paints, adhesives and tyres will be hit hard. Oil producers like ONGC and Oil India will remain resilient,” VK Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist, Geojit Investments Limited, said.
Equity benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty tumbled on Friday morning trade in tandem with weak Asian markets amid a sharp spike in Brent crude oil prices after Israel attacked Iran’s capital.
“Crude oil futures surged over 10 per cent to $76 per barrel, the highest in two months, as escalating tensions between Israel and Iran sparked fears of severe supply disruptions,” Rahul Kalantri, VP Commodities, Mehta Equities Ltd, said.
PTI
- 12:13 | June 13, 2025
Oil India share price live: Stock surges over 3%
Oil India shares gained 3.31% on the NSE to ₹483.85 as at 12.12 pm after opening at ₹480 from the previous close of ₹468.35.
- 12:00 | June 13, 2025
Oil stocks live: Iran-Israel war impact on Indian market | Expert view
Since India relies on imports for over 80% of its crude oil needs, a conflict between Iran and Israel could lead to a spike in Brent crude prices. Iran holds about 9% of the world’s oil reserves, and any disruption could impact several key Indian sectors, including oil marketing companies (such as BPCL, HPCL, and IOC), paints (like Asian Paints and Berger Paints), as well as the automobile and cement industries. These sectors may experience demand slowdown or margin pressure if tensions escalate and persist for more than 3–6 months, particularly if Brent crude prices rise above the USD 82–85 per barrel mark.
- Naveen Vyas, Senior Vice President, Anand Rathi Global Finance
- 11:39 | June 13, 2025
ONGC share price live: Shares rise
Shares of ONGC gained 1.36% on the NSE to ₹251.26 as at 11.37 am.
Company had informed exchanges that gushes of gas observed from Rudrasagar field well in Assam. No fire or Injuries to any personnel have occurred and the situation is now fully under control
- 11:20 | June 13, 2025
Oil prices, oil stocks live today: Madhavi Arora, Chief Economist, Emkay Global Financial Services comments on Oil Geopolitics and Macro
Oil Geopolitics and Macro
- Oil prices spiked with Brent up to $78/bbl after Israel attacked Iran, stating it has struck the nuclear program (sites and scientists) and explosions being reported in Tehran. Israel has further declared state of emergency, expecting retaliation from Iran. Trump has warned of chance of a massive conflict though US denied any involvement in the Israeli attacks. Trump earlier stated Israel may attack Iran.
- Talks on a nuclear deal between US and Iran was going on but in last few days the same seems to have soured and Iran stated if it is attacked it would retaliate against US bases in Iraq etc and US asking some of its personnel there to exit. Reports suggested Iran was within days to develop 15 nuclear bombs.
- Iran produces ~3.3mbpd (~3% of global) of crude oil and exports ~1.5mbpd with China being the main importer (80%), followed by Turkey etc. Iran is also on the northern side of the Strait of Hormuz/Persian Gulf through which 20mbpd+ of oil trade flows with Saudi, UAE etc also shipping and in the past it has warned of blocking the same.
- Hence a wider Middle East conflict with impact on Saudi, Iraq, Kuwait and UAE oil supplies can lead to sharp spike in oil prices. With US China trade conflict, China didn’t adhere to western sanctions on Iran and kept buying the same though in last few months it was reported they reduced intake. India doesn’t import any Iranian oil.
- There is risk of this escalating though earlier also once Israel attacked Iran with the latter retaliating and both claiming success and denying major damage and the tensions faded. However in this case more details are awaited and in the near term oil would be highly volatile.
- Madhavi Arora, Chief Economist, Emkay Global Financial Services on Oil Geopolitics and Macro
- 11:16 | June 13, 2025
BPCL share price live: Shares down 3%
Shares of BPCL fell 2.93% on the NSE to ₹309.30 as at 11.15 am.
- 10:54 | June 13, 2025
Oil prices, crude oil live: Brokerage view
Oil prices saw a sharp rebound on Friday after Israel launched strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities. Price had retreated on Thursday as traders locked in gains following a 4% surge in the previous session, which had been driven by fears that escalating Middle East tensions could disrupt supply. Meanwhile, gold climbed to a one-week high, supported by persistent geopolitical concerns and softer U.S. economic data, which reignited expectations of potential rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.
- Geojit Investments
- 10:29 | June 13, 2025
Crude oil prices, oil stocks live: Stocks Drop, Gold and Oil Up as Israel Hits Iran - Bloomberg
Stocks fell along with equity-index futures and investors rushed to the safety of haven assets after Israel attacked Iran’s nuclear program sites in a major escalation of tensions in the Middle East. Crude oil jumped 11%, the biggest move in more than three years.
Contracts for the S&P 500 index retreated as much as 2%, and a gauge of Asian stocks dropped 1%. Treasuries advanced, with the 10-year yield falling two basis points to 4.34%. Gold rose and cryptocurrencies tumbled. A gauge of the dollar rose 0.3% after initially falling, buoyed by the shift to safer currencies even amid recent doubts about the reliability of dollar. The currency had hit a three-year low on Thursday.
The airstrikes against Iran’s nuclear program and ballistic-missile sites renewed a standoff between the two adversaries that risks spiraling into a wider conflict. While the market reaction was strongest in crude oil, moves in other pockets of the market suggested that investors are watching how long the tensions will last and whether the situation escalates.
“We are seeing classical risk-off moves,” said Matthew Haupt, portfolio manager at Wilson Asset Management. “What we are watching now for is the speed and scale of the response from Tehran. That will shape the duration of the current moves. Quite often these moves fade after the initial shocks.”
Israel said the operation will continue for “as many days” as it takes to remove the threat and Iran vowed to respond “harshly.”
The move came after repeated warnings by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about striking Iran and crippling its nuclear program. Iran had previously said it would inaugurate a new uranium-enrichment facility in response to censure by the UN atomic watchdog over its nuclear program.
The most obvious market impact was in oil as Iran is a major exporter of crude to countries such as China and India. Moves in other sectors were more measured as investors braced themselves for the possibility of a steeper selloff.
“This is very serious,” said US-based Kim Forrest, chief investment officer at Bokeh Capital Partners. “It’s surprising the market isn’t down more. Do I expect things to get lower in the coming hours? Heck yeah I expect it to be lower by the time I wake up but it’ll also depend who’s talking and what’s happening.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the US is not involved in the air strikes and that Israel took unilateral action against Iran.
The attack is coming at a time when global financial markets had recovered from a slump in April caused by Trump’s tariffs. An index of global stocks touched a record Thursday, gaining more than 20% from a low hit in April.
The attack is “poised to echo through global markets — not just as a geopolitical flashpoint, but more as a stark wake-up call,” said Hebe Chen, an analyst at Vantage Markets in Melbourne. “Investors now have to face the mounting threat of multi-front tensions, where potential new hot wars and intensifying trade wars collide, reshaping risk sentiment in real time.”
Bloomberg
- 10:23 | June 13, 2025
IOC share price live: IOC shares decline
IOC shares declined over one per cent to trade at 140.94 as at 10.21 am.
- 10:21 | June 13, 2025
ONGC share price live: Shares flat
ONGC shares traded flat on the NSE at ₹249.81 as at 10.20 am against the previous close of Rs. 247.88. The stock opened at Rs. 255.55 today.
- 10:15 | June 13, 2025
Oil stocks in focus today: Here’s why
Shares of oil marketing companies and oil exploration companies such as Oil India, ONGC, BPCL, HPCL, IOC are in focus today amid geopolitical concerns and rising crude oil prices.
Published on June 13, 2025
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