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Sensex and Nifty opened lower but recovered to trade flat in early session as investors tracked Middle East tensions, crude price risks and FII selling.

Investors will watch the upcoming US Federal Reserve policy decision, crude oil prices and geopolitical developments in the Middle East for market direction.

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

Indian stock markets closed sharply lower as escalating tensions involving the United States and Iran weighed on investor sentiment, dragging Sensex and Nifty deep into negative territory.

Indian stock markets opened sharply lower as Brent crude crossed $100 per barrel and rising US–Iran tensions pressured investor sentiment.

Sensex and Nifty slipped in early trade as investors remained cautious over the US–Israel–Iran conflict and tensions around the Strait of Hormuz. Midcap and smallcap stocks gained.

Indian markets opened higher as easing geopolitical tensions and falling crude oil prices boosted investor sentiment.

Indian equity benchmarks ended lower as the US-Iran conflict unsettled investors, though easing oil prices helped indices recover partially.

Sensex plunged over 2,300 points and Nifty fell nearly 3% as rising crude oil prices and Middle East tensions triggered a global market sell-off.

Indian stock markets ended sharply lower as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East rattled investors and triggered broad-based selling.