IndiGo shares rose nearly 10% over two sessions, driven by falling oil prices following the US-Iran peace deal, though still 20.7% below their 52-week high.
IndiGo shares surge 9.8% to ₹4,905 on Brent crude below $84 following US-Iran peace accord reopening Strait of Hormuz shipping. Each $5 Brent increase cuts earnings 13%; fuel hedging and ATF stabilization schemes directly impact airline profitability.
The stock jumped nearly 5% today to ₹4,905
Jun 15, 2026
01:14 pm
What's the storyInterGlobe Aviation, the parent company of IndiGo, has witnessed a significant surge in its share price.
The stock jumped nearly 5% today to ₹4,905 and whopping 9.8% over the last two sessions.
IndiGo's share price rose over 4% on June 9 as brokerages upheld a positive outlook, citing confidence in the airline's long-term…
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