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Brent Crude Oil

Sensex and Nifty extend losses as rising crude oil prices and economic uncertainty weigh on Indian stock markets.

Brent crude rose to $109.69, up 3.56%, as renewed attacks and supply disruption concerns weakened hopes for near-term oil market relief.

Sensex opened 16 points higher and Nifty edged down as IT stocks gained over 1%, while consumer durables and healthcare shares declined.

Goldman Sachs raises its December Brent crude forecast to $90 per barrel, citing supply risks linked to the West Asia conflict.

Indian stock markets ended the week higher, supported by robust Q1 earnings despite rising oil prices and global uncertainties.

Sensex rose over 300 points and Nifty traded above 24,150 as IT and consumer durable stocks led gains despite mixed global market cues.

Sensex fell over 600 points, and Nifty opened lower as Brent crude climbed close to $80 a barrel following rising tensions in West Asia.

Sensex and Nifty opened higher, led by IT stocks, despite rising crude oil prices and ongoing Middle East tensions.

Indian equity markets traded higher after President Trump signalled a possible nuclear deal with Iran, boosting investor sentiment and lifting IT stocks.

Indian markets posted weekly gains supported by easing crude prices, a stronger rupee and better-than-expected Q4 earnings despite geopolitical concerns.