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West Asia tensions

Brent crude rose above $96 a barrel after attacks on Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea raised fresh concerns over global energy supplies.

Sensex fell 238 points and Nifty closed lower for the second straight session as IT and PSU bank stocks dragged the benchmarks.

Sensex plunged 1,677 points, and Nifty fell over 500 as escalating West Asia tensions triggered the biggest market decline in more than three months.

PM Modi spoke with Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan, discussing bilateral ties, regional developments and thanking Armenia for helping evacuate Indians from Iran.

India increased LPG imports from the US and other countries, expanding its supplier base and strengthening energy security, according to Crisil.

Sensex and Nifty closed lower as investors reacted to rising West Asia tensions and uncertainty in global markets.

Sensex and Nifty opened higher despite West Asia tensions, as investors shrugged off geopolitical concerns and rising crude oil prices.

Sensex dropped 719 points and Nifty fell over 1 per cent as geopolitical tensions and rising crude oil prices hurt market sentiment.

Global crude oil prices fell sharply after optimism grew over possible progress in US-Iran talks, easing concerns over supply disruptions in West Asia.

Indian stock markets ended marginally lower as cautious sentiment over West Asia tensions persisted, while realty and cement stocks outperformed during the session.