Indian benchmark indices are set for a slightly higher open as crude oil prices ease and US rate-hike expectations soften. Gains may stay capped as US-Iran uncertainty, heavy foreign selling and the Nifty rejig keep traders cautious.

Indian benchmark indices are set for a muted start after sliding to near six-month lows. Rising crude, foreign selling and elevated US yields remain the key pressure points for Tuesday's trade.

Indian markets head into Friday on a cautious note after a steep sell-off on Thursday. Oil prices, bond yields and the IRDAI commission proposal remain the main tests for sentiment.

Indian benchmark indices are set for a higher open, tracking gains in global markets and easing oil prices. Investors are watching US-Iran diplomacy, foreign fund flows and key Nifty levels for direction.

Indian markets are set for a cautious opening as crude oil prices, Iran-US tensions and the NSE IPO remain in focus. Elevated oil, persistent foreign outflows and geopolitical uncertainty are keeping sentiment watchful after six weekly declines.

Indian markets are set for a muted opening after the US Federal Reserve raised rates by 25 basis points and signalled another possible hike this year. Crude oil prices, foreign outflows and the NSE IPO are expected to keep sentiment cautious through the session.