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

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

Indian equity markets traded largely flat in early trade as rising crude oil prices, fuel price hikes and mixed global cues kept investors cautious during ongoing Q4 earnings announcements.

Sensex opened over 450 points higher while Nifty traded near 23,600 as pharma, banking, FMCG stocks supported market gains.

Domestic equity markets opened flat on Wednesday as mixed global cues, declining oil prices and concerns over the West Asia crisis kept investor sentiment cautious.

Indian stock markets opened lower for the second straight session as geopolitical tensions and elevated crude oil prices weighed on sentiment.

Indian stock markets opened lower after rising US-Iran tensions pushed Brent crude above $105 per barrel.

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

Indian stock markets ended lower on Friday as rising US-Iran tensions and higher crude oil prices triggered heavy selling in banking stocks.

Indian benchmark indices opened sharply lower as renewed US-Iran tensions and rising crude oil prices weighed on global market sentiment.