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Market move● Neutral for Indian equities
Sensex, Nifty open positive day after bloodbath driven by rising crude, Middle East tensions
The brief
- Sensex and Nifty opened positive after their steepest single-session decline in over two months
- The previous session’s sell-off was driven by rising crude and Middle East tensions
- Crude-driven volatility puts oil-sensitive sectors and Indian equities at risk
- Indian economy demonstrates resilience despite increased volatility amid re-escalating tensions in West Asia: RBI
- INR stays pressured as oil prices rebound amid the ongoing West Asia conflict
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Indian shares extend their losing streak
Indian equities came under pressure amid global weakness, rising crude prices and bond yields. The Sensex and Nifty recorded a seventh consecutive weekly decline, their longest such streak since 2020, as foreign investors sold ₹11,490 crore of equities over five days.
Friday, 25 September
- Sensex, Nifty open positive day after bloodbath driven by rising crude, Middle East tensions