Indian Stocks Open Flat as Oil Prices Ease, US-Iran Talks Eyed

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Indian stock markets opened flat on Monday, with the Nifty at 25,076.40 and the Sensex at 81,327.29, as investors monitored oil prices and potential US-Iran peace talks. GIFT Nifty futures signaled a muted start, while sectoral indices traded mixed. The rupee opened slightly stronger at 93.81 per dollar, and Brent crude eased below $100 a barrel, offering relief from recent inflationary pressures. US President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet Qatar's Prime Minister to discuss a roadmap for ending the Iran conflict and securing maritime routes. Analyst Ambareesh Baliga noted that easing crude prices could refocus investors on India's growth story.


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