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Market Update 📰:

- 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Dalal street closed in red today as weak global sentiment and rising crude oil prices kept investors cautious ⚠️. Profit booking after the recent rally and uncertainty around upcoming US inflation data also pressured market mood. Meanwhile, FIIs stayed selective, the rupee traded weaker against the dollar 💵, and investors continued closely tracking Q4 earnings for fresh market direction.

- 📊 Market Breadth: On the NSE, 417 stocks ended in the green, while 2570 stocks closed in the red.

- 🌍 Global Market: Major indices turned cautious today as rising Middle East tensions pushed oil prices higher, which increased worries about inflation and made investors nervous ahead of key US inflation data 🇺🇸. Because of this, European markets closed lower and Wall Street futures stayed under pressure, while Asian markets traded mixed after heavy profit booking in tech stocks 🤖📉. Meanwhile, a stronger US dollar also pulled gold prices down.

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Market Update 📰:

- 🇮🇳 Indian Market: Indices ended lower today 📉 as rising US-Iran tensions increased global uncertainty. Reports of US-Israel strikes on Iran and Iran’s retaliation pushed Brent crude higher 🛢️, raising concerns about India’s import bill and inflation. Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz added supply worries ⚠️, keeping sentiment weak. Experts say markets may stay volatile, though any easing in tensions could trigger a short-term relief rally.

- 📊 Market Breadth: On the NSE, 525 stocks ended in the green, while 2439 stocks closed in the red.

- 🌍 Global Market: US stocks ended sharply lower 📉 as investors worried the Middle East conflict could last longer and push global inflation higher. Asian markets also slipped for the third straight day, while oil prices moved up 🛢️, reducing hopes of early US interest rate cuts. However, Brent crude eased slightly after President Donald Trump announced insurance support for Gulf shipping and possible naval es**rt for tankers.