India’s BSE Sensex dropped about 0.9% to 73,585 at Monday’s open, hitting its lowest level since April 2, as investors reacted to a sharp rise in crude oil prices and a broader risk-off mood across Asian markets. Stronger-than-expected US economic data also fueled worries that the Federal Reserve could keep interest rates higher for longer, adding pressure on emerging-market assets. Meanwhile, support emerged from the Reserve Bank of India’s latest measures aimed at attracting foreign capital inflows. The central bank announced steps to encourage non-resident deposits and external commercial borrowings, helping lift the rupee and government bonds. The downturn was led by losses in technology and financial stocks. Among individual stocks, notable decliners were HSCL, Wipro, MTAR, IFCI, GE Vernova, and E2E Networks, losing between 4.4% and 5.1%. On the upside, EMS (+14%), Thomas Cook (+10.2%), and NRB Bearings (+7.8%) were among the top gainers.

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