Brent extends slide to around $103 as Tata group market cap drops ₹41,993 crore
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Indian markets extended a three-day equity rebound while the rupee snapped a seven-session slide as Brent eased for a third day, reducing near-term external pressure. However, bond yields staying above 7% and large recent FII outflows underscore persistent caution around inflation and global rates. Corporate headlines (Tata governance-linked selloff, NSE IPO demand, Berkshire succession) add idiosyncratic risk but do not change the macro driver mix.
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Brent crude fell for a third straight session, down more than 1.3% to around $103 a barrel, though it stayed above $100. Tata Group stocks saw their combined market capitalisation drop by about ₹4.2 trillion, or 1.73%. The Indian rupee snapped a seven-session losing streak, supported by the pullback in oil prices.
