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Indian Markets Set to Open Higher as Brent Crude Falls Below $90

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Indian equity markets are expected to open on a positive note following a decline in global crude oil prices. Brent crude has slipped below the $90 per barrel mark as US-Iran peace talks show signs of progress. The easing of geopolitical tensions between the two nations has contributed to the extended fall in oil prices. Lower crude prices generally benefit India, a major oil importer, by reducing import costs and easing inflationary pressure.

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