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Indian equity benchmarks fell for the sixth straight week as FII selling, rate concerns & cautious sentiment weighed on markets.

Indian markets opened higher on Friday, led by positive global cues and gains in metal, realty and cement stocks.

India’s BRICS 2026 presidency could boost technology exports, business partnerships, tourism and investment opportunities.

Sensex ended flat and Nifty gained 20 points as crude prices, global bond yields and US-Iran tensions kept investors cautious.

The Nifty fell for a seventh straight session to 24,078.30, while the Sensex dropped 326 points as global weakness kept Indian equities under pressure.

Sensex fell over 500 points and Nifty slipped below 24,200 in early trade as weak global cues and rising crude oil prices weighed on markets.

PM Modi highlighted the One District, One Product initiative, saying traditional craftsmanship can boost economic growth through innovation and global partnerships.

Crude oil prices climbed as escalating US-Iran tensions and concerns over the Strait of Hormuz raised fears of supply disruptions.

Indian benchmark indices opened higher on Friday, supported by positive global cues, banking stock gains and optimism over ongoing US-Iran diplomatic talks.

Domestic equity markets opened sharply lower as rising US-Iran tensions and surging crude oil prices triggered heavy selling across major sectors.