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Sensex and Nifty opened lower on Tuesday as rising crude prices, weak global cues and higher US bond yields weighed on Indian equities.

Sensex opened 145 points higher while Nifty remained nearly flat as investors weighed strong domestic indicators against crude oil concerns.

Global crude oil prices rose more than 4% as renewed US-Iran tensions heightened concerns over Middle East oil supplies and pushed Brent crude close to $80 a barrel.

Oil prices fell sharply after reports suggested the United States and Iran could move closer to an agreement easing regional tensions.

Oil prices climb towards $100 as tensions in West Asia and risks to the Strait of Hormuz fuel concerns over global supply disruptions.

Brent crude nears $97 and WTI tops $99 as Strait of Hormuz disruptions and Saudi attacks heighten global oil supply concerns.

Brent and WTI crude surge towards 52-week highs as Iran tensions and Hormuz disruption fears drive global oil prices higher.

Oil firms raise premium petrol prices by over Rs 2 per litre as crude oil surges, while regular petrol and diesel rates remain unchanged.

Brent and WTI crude prices drop sharply as volatility continues due to West Asia tensions, with concerns over supply disruptions and shipping routes.

Global crude oil prices edged lower after the US announced a 30-day waiver allowing countries to buy Russian oil already in transit, aiming to stabilise energy markets.