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

Global crude oil prices surged as escalating US-Iran tensions and fears over Strait of Hormuz disruptions raised concerns about global energy supplies.

Global oil prices surged sharply this week as renewed US-Iran tensions and concerns over the Strait of Hormuz rattled energy markets.

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.

Oil prices fall despite rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, as markets assess supply risks, profit-taking emerges, and volatility persists.

Global crude prices climb as Strait of Hormuz tensions persist, with Brent Crude and WTI Crude gaining, keeping markets volatile.

Gold and silver prices declined on MCX and COMEX as US–Iran tensions and Fed policy uncertainty weighed on sentiment. Crude oil also softened, reflecting cautious market sentiment.

Brent and WTI crude prices decline as hopes of US-Iran talks ease supply fears. Indian markets open higher, tracking softer oil and global cues.

Crude oil prices fall up to 2% as easing West Asia tensions lift sentiment, with Brent and WTI declining in early trade.