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Markets Set for Flat Open as Crude Nears $100 on Hormuz Tensions

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Indian stock markets were expected to open on a flat note amid rising global uncertainty. Crude oil prices approached the $100 mark following military strikes involving the US and Iran in the Strait of Hormuz. The attacks targeted oil vessels in one of the world's most critical energy supply routes. Escalating tensions in the region have rattled global energy markets, adding pressure on import-dependent economies like India.

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