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Indian Markets Set for Weak Open as Global Cues Turn Negative

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Indian stock markets are expected to begin trading on a weak note, weighed down by negative global signals. Brent crude futures climbed to $83.48 per barrel, adding to market concerns. US WTI crude futures also rose by 85 cents, reaching $78.84 per barrel. Rising oil prices typically exert pressure on import-dependent economies like India, influencing investor sentiment ahead of the opening bell.

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