Indian shares muted as US strikes dent Mideast peace hopes, spur caution - Reuters

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India's equity benchmarks were muted on Tuesday, as U.S. strikes dented hopes of an imminent peace deal with Iran, a day after the indexes jumped to two-week highs as investors bet on the end to the months-long war.

India’s equity benchmarks were muted on Tuesday, as U.S. strikes dented hopes of an imminent peace deal with Iran, a day after the indexes jumped to two-week highs as investors bet on the end to the months-long war.

India's equity benchmarks opened lower on Tuesday, as investors turned cautious after U.S. strikes on southern Iran targeted boats allegedly attempting to lay mines and missile-launch sites.

India's equity benchmarks are likely to open little changed on Tuesday, on caution over fresh U.S. strikes in southern Iran against targets including boats attempting to lay mines and missile launch sites.

After a three-session rally, the Indian rupee opened 0.16% lower at 95.38 against the US dollar on Tuesday after fresh US strikes on Iran dashed hopes of a peace deal any soon.