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Sensex and Nifty opened lower on Monday as US-Iran tensions kept crude oil prices elevated and weighed on investor sentiment.

Sensex fell 71 points and Nifty declined 29 points on Friday as higher crude prices and Strait of Hormuz uncertainty weighed on investor sentiment.

FIIs sold shares worth Rs 2,080 crore this week, while DIIs bought Rs 11,100 crore, helping Indian markets end with modest weekly gains.

Indian benchmark indices closed higher on Friday, supported by gains in banking and financial stocks along with a stronger rupee against the US dollar.

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.

Indian markets open weak and extend losses for fifth week as crude prices surge and foreign outflows pressure sentiment.

Indian equity benchmarks fell nearly 6% this week as rising crude prices and geopolitical tensions in West Asia triggered heavy selling across sectors.

Indian equities slumped sharply as geopolitical tensions intensified, triggering broad selling and a surge in market volatility.

Indian markets closed the week lower as Sensex and Nifty fell about 1.5%, with global uncertainty, geopolitical tensions and cautious investor sentiment weighing on trade.

Indian equities finish uneven session as healthcare and PSU banks advance, while media and FMCG counters retreat modestly.