For the third day in a row, Indian stock markets faced a sharp decline, driven by rising oil prices and increasing tensions in the Middle East. Investors were unsettled by these factors, resulting in notable losses. Additionally, the ongoing IPO surge in the primary market diverted crucial liquidity from secondary markets. Heavy declines in major IT stocks and a depreciating rupee only added to the mounting pressures.

Indian benchmark indices extended their four-week losing streak on Monday as escalating US-Iran tensions, surging crude oil prices, rising US rate-hike bets, elevated bond yields…

On Tuesday, Indian stock markets experienced a decline, with both Sensex and Nifty ending lower amid rising crude oil prices and concerns over potential Fed interest rate hikes.…