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Markets seen opening lower as oil prices and global signals remain mixed

Source: NDTV · 23 Sep 2026, 02:00 UTC

Indian markets were expected to open lower amid mixed cues from global markets, according to the supplied report. Brent crude was quoted at $99 after a Saudi pipeline restarted. The material does not provide opening levels, company-specific moves, or details of the broader international factors influencing investor sentiment.

Indian stock markets were expected to open lower amid mixed signals from global markets, according to the supplied market update. The report refers to trading in the Sensex and Nifty, but does not provide their projected opening levels or the latest movements in individual shares. Brent crude fell to $99 after a Saudi pipeline restarted, the update said.

The supplied material does not give further details about the pipeline, the wider oil-market response or the specific global developments shaping expectations for the Indian session.

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