Crude oil prices fell sharply on Monday as expectations of renewed US-Iran negotiations reduced some of the geopolitical risk premium built into energy markets.
Crude oil prices fell sharply on Monday as expectations of renewed US-Iran negotiations reduced some of the geopolitical risk premium built into energy markets.
Diplomatic efforts between the United States and Iran are back in focus after President Donald Trump said negotiations would take place on Monday.
Indian equity markets are introducing changes to the way closing prices are determined from August 3. The new Closing Auction Session (CAS) for eligible Futures & Options stocks is designed to improve price discovery during the final minutes of trading.
Indian equity markets are heading into Friday’s session with a relatively positive tone after global equities gained and domestic benchmarks finished higher in the previous session.
Gold prices slipped modestly on Friday but remained on course for their first monthly gain in five months. Spot gold was around US$4,076 an ounce and was still up around 1.7% for July.
The continuing US-Iran conflict is keeping global shipping and energy security firmly on the radar of investors.
Indian equity markets opened on a cautious note after the US Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged while maintaining a relatively hawkish stance on inflation.
Indian benchmark indices witnessed strong buying interest led by information technology stocks, helping the Sensex and Nifty gain more than 1%.
Geopolitical developments in the Middle East remain a key concern for global financial markets, with investors closely tracking tensions involving the US, Iran and regional allies.
Indian benchmark indices traded in a narrow range as investors adopted a cautious approach ahead of the upcoming US Federal Reserve policy announcement.
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