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Pre Market: Iran War Crisis Triggers Global Market Sell-Off as Oil Prices Surge

Global markets tumble as Iran war escalates, crude oil surges toward $100, and Indian markets face Rs 33 lakh crore wealth erosion. Key events to watch today.

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Pre Market: Iran War Crisis Triggers Global Market Sell-Off as Oil Prices Surge

1. GLOBAL MARKET SUMMARY

US Market Overnight

European Markets

Asian Markets

2. KEY HEADLINES & EVENTS (Last 16-17 Hours)

Government Announcements (India)

Company Results & Announcements (India)

Global News & Events

3. WHAT TO WATCH TODAY

Scheduled Earnings Releases (India)

Scheduled Corporate Events (India)

Expected Economic Data Releases

Government/Regulatory Events Scheduled for the Day

4. SUMMARY

The last 16-17 hours have been dominated by the escalating Iran war crisis, which has triggered a global market sell-off. Crude oil prices surged toward $100, driving investor wealth erosion of nearly Rs 33 lakh crore in India alone during the week. The Sensex logged its worst weekly loss in six years, with top 10 firms including SBI and HDFC Bank losing Rs 4.48 lakh crore in market capitalization. US GDP growth was revised sharply lower to 0.7%, raising stagflation fears even as central banks face pressure from inflation pressures. Indian markets brace for further declines as escalating Middle East tensions fueled by US President Trump’s rhetoric push oil prices upward. The rupee is expected to weaken further, hitting record lows. However, gold prices hit all-time high records as investors seek safe haven assets. The RBI is expected to raise liquidity to keep short-term interest rates in check and counter effects on the rupee. Companies like Rajputana Stainless are scheduled to list today, while brokerages remain bullish on select stocks including HAL and Dixon. The immediate market focus will be on oil price movements, global central bank responses, and any developments in the Iran conflict.


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