Nifty set for negative opening as oil prices surge

Indian equities are poised for a fifth straight session of losses as GIFT Nifty signals a weak start. Investor sentiment has turned fragile following a sharp rise in Brent crude prices.

Domestic shares extended their decline for a fourth consecutive session. The Nifty is expected to open lower amid the weak cues.

Foreign portfolio investors sold shares worth Rs 2,999 crore on Wednesday. The rupee traded in a narrow range and gained about 0.05 percent.

Analysts said Indian equities are likely to face continued pressure in the near term.

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Illustration of Indian markets declining due to geopolitical tensions with Iran, showing traders and falling financial indicators.
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Indian markets and rupee decline as Trump signals end of Iran truce

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Indian stocks and the rupee fell sharply on Wednesday after US President Donald Trump signaled the end of a truce with Iran. Fresh US strikes on Iran and rising oil prices triggered the selloff. Gold and silver prices also extended losses in Mumbai trading.

Indian stock markets fell sharply for a fifth straight session on Friday. The Sensex dropped 332 points while the Nifty ended below 23,800. Oil prices above $100 per barrel and foreign institutional investor selling contributed to the decline.

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Indian equities rose on the back of positive US inflation figures that reduced expectations of further interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve. The gains came despite ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and oil prices near 85 dollars a barrel.

Indian stock markets experienced a significant downturn on Friday. The decline was driven by geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran along with a weakening rupee.

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The Indian rupee posted its strongest performance in nearly a month on Wednesday, climbing 50 paise against the US dollar. The gain came after Saudi Arabia cut crude oil prices for buyers in Asia, easing pressure on India's import bill. Foreign investor inflows into local equities also supported the currency.

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