Indian shares seen opening higher as Brent holds near $101 and U.S. 10-year yield eases
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Indian equities are set to open higher as easing Brent crude and lower US 10-year yields reduce inflation and funding-cost pressures, improving risk appetite after recent losses. A potential US'Iran meeting at the UN General Assembly is tempering geopolitical risk premia, reinforcing the oil pullback. However, persistent foreign investor net selling in Indian shares remains a near-term offset to sentiment.
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Indian equities are set to open higher on Tuesday, tracking gains in U.S. and Asian markets. Brent crude futures hovered around $101 per barrel after four straight sessions of declines, while the benchmark U.S. 10-year yield also retreated, easing concerns about inflation and funding costs. The risk premium linked to geopolitics has ebbed amid the prospect of U.S.-Iran talks at the UN General Assembly this week. The Nifty 50 has gained 1.3% over the past four sessions, even as foreign investors were net sellers of 5.76 billion rupees on Monday, according to provisional data.
