Indian shares look set to open higher on Thursday after the U.S. Treasury announced debt buyback plans to stem a rout in the bond market.
The potential upside, however, may remain capped as Brent crude prices remained elevated around $92 a barrel after rising more than 3 percent so far this week.
Oil prices extended gains for a fourth consecutive session as U.S. President Donald Trump escalated economic pressure on Iran, describing it as the ‘most crushing economic operation’ ever imposed on a country.
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Indian Shares Seen Higher At Open As Global Bond Selloff Slows
2026-08-20 02:41:08
