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Sensex Falls 180 Points as Brent Crude Surges Past $95 on US-Iran Tensions

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Indian equity markets declined on Monday, with the Sensex dropping around 180 points amid rising global uncertainty. Brent crude oil climbed to a six-week high, crossing the $95 per barrel mark, putting pressure on equity indices. The surge in oil prices was driven by escalating tensions between the United States and Iran. Higher crude prices typically weigh on Indian markets, as India is a major oil importer sensitive to global energy costs.

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