Nifty, Sensex open flat on October 6 as US trade-deal hurdles and RBI rate-hike expectations weigh
AI Market Summary
Indian equities opened flat as sentiment is pressured by stalled US-India trade deal negotiations, expectations of an RBI rate hike, and Brent holding near $100/bbl. A slightly weaker rupee reinforces tighter financial conditions. While G7 stockpile releases and Middle East exports temper supply fears, ongoing Houthi attacks on Saudi targets keep energy risk premia elevated, limiting risk appetite and weighing on cyclical sectors.
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NCSINIFTY52USD/USDT+1.14%
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On October 6, India’s Nifty and Sensex opened largely flat as sentiment stayed cautious. Stalled US-India trade talks, persistently high oil prices and expectations of an RBI rate hike pressured markets. The rupee opened slightly weaker at 96.32 per dollar versus 96.29 previously, while Brent held at $100 a barrel after Middle East exports and a G7 stockpile release eased supply concerns but Houthi attacks on Saudi targets kept investors wary.
