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India’s BSE Sensex finished about 0.6% down at 76,009.7 on Tuesday, snapping a two-day advance, in line with other global peers. Profit-booking took place, as investors assessed fresh US military strikes in southern Iran and their possible impact on a possible peace deal, despite ongoing negotiations. This reignited concerns over crude oil prices, inflation and the broader economic outlook. At the same time, concerns over sustained foreign outflows persisted. Bharti Airtel led the declines, down 1.5%, followed by Trent (-1.4%); TCS (-1.4%), Bajaj Finance (-1.3%), Titan (-1.1%), HDFC Bank (-1%), Mahindra & Mahindra (-1%) and ICICI Bank (-1%). On the flip side, Tech Mahindra was the top gainer, rising 1.7%. Eternal added 1%, while Maruti Suzuki India gained 0.6%, Adani Ports rose 0.4%, and Hindustan Unilever also advanced 0.4%.
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