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Crude Oil Prices

Sensex and Nifty turn negative after early gains as Iran tensions and rising oil prices hit sentiment; investors await RBI policy decision.

Indian stock markets are in a consolidation phase, with Nifty and Sensex extending losses as global factors, crude oil prices, and volatility impact investor sentiment.

Crude oil prices jump to multi-year highs as President Trump warns of possible Iran action, raising supply concerns and pushing Brent above $109.

Sensex and Nifty open sharply lower as US President Donald Trump’s Iran stance fuels global uncertainty, while oil prices surge and volatility rises.

Global crude oil prices decline as hopes of easing tensions between the US and Iran improve sentiment, with Brent Crude and WTI Crude retreating from intraday highs.

IOC hikes XP100 petrol price to Rs 160 per litre in Delhi, while regular petrol and diesel prices remain unchanged despite rising crude oil.

Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex open sharply higher on global cues and easing West Asia tensions, led by banking, auto and IT stocks.

Gold and silver likely to open higher in MCX evening trade as easing West Asia tensions and softer oil prices support sentiment.

Stock markets remain closed for Mahavir Jayanti. BSE, NSE shut; MCX pauses morning trade but resumes evening session amid global volatility.

Indian rupee weakened past the 95-per-dollar level for the first time, pressured by surging crude oil prices and geopolitical uncertainty.