Indian markets may open lower as investors track RBI policy, US-Iran tensions, crude oil prices and persistent FII outflows amid weak global cues.

Indian markets may open cautiously as investors track RBI policy, US-Iran developments, crude oil prices, PMI data and broader economic indicators.

Indian markets may open lower as West Asia tensions, FPI outflows and a weak rupee hurt sentiment despite attractive valuations and strong data.

Indian stocks saw a slight recovery on Tuesday. The Nifty index rose by 0.4%. Analysts expect the market to trade within a range due to global uncertainty and foreign investor…