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Crude oil prices, Hormuz tensions, and earnings to steer Dalal Street this week

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Indian stock markets are set for a data-heavy week as investors monitor global geopolitical developments alongside key domestic economic indicators. Crude oil price movements and news surrounding the Strait of Hormuz will be closely watched for their potential market impact. On the domestic front, inflation data and foreign exchange reserve updates are expected to influence investor sentiment. The Q1 FY27 corporate earnings season is also gaining momentum, with several company results due this week.

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