Indian markets opened lower in Samvat 2083, with the Sensex and Nifty posting their first negative Muhurat Trading close since 2017. Rising oil prices, Middle East tensions, foreign investor outflows, a weaker rupee and higher US bond yields weighed on equities. 
Indian markets opened lower in Samvat 2083, with the Sensex and Nifty posting their first negative Muhurat Trading close since 2017. Rising oil prices, Middle East tensions, foreign investor outflows, a weaker rupee and higher US bond yields weighed on equities. 
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