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Sensex Rises 350 Points as Oil Prices Slip Below $102 for Fourth Straight Session

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Indian equity markets opened on a positive note with the Sensex gaining approximately 350 points in early trade. The rally was driven by a continued decline in global oil prices, which fell for a fourth consecutive session and dropped below the $102 mark. Lower crude prices tend to benefit oil-importing economies like India by easing inflationary pressures and improving the fiscal outlook. The broader market sentiment turned optimistic as investors responded to the softening energy costs. Both the Sensex and Nifty indices reflected the improved mood among market participants.

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