Sensex Falls 400 Points as Middle East Tensions Push Crude Oil Higher

Indian equity markets opened sharply lower on Monday, with the Sensex declining around 400 points amid renewed conflict in the Middle East. The geopolitical tensions triggered a rise in global crude oil prices, with Brent crude climbing to $76.18 per barrel. US WTI crude also advanced, rising 2.87% to $72.46 per barrel. Higher oil prices tend to weigh on Indian markets, as India is a major crude importer and rising energy costs can fuel inflation and widen the trade deficit.
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