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Opening Bell: Nifty 50, Sensex Trade Mixed Ahead of RBI Policy Meet and U.S.-Iran Talks; Metal Stocks Outperform

Dalal Street Investment Journal 1 hr ago·4 Aug 2026, 4:01 am
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Indian equity benchmarks opened with a mixed trend on Tuesday, reflecting a cautious market sentiment. The trading session is being shaped by two major global events: the upcoming meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve and escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran. As investors await clarity on global monetary policy and geopolitical developments, the market is displaying a wait-and-watch approach.

Domestic metal stocks are currently outperforming the broader market, gaining traction on the back of positive global commodity prices. This sectoral strength is providing some support to the indices despite the broader uncertainty. For investors, the key focus remains on how global cues and domestic policy decisions will influence market volatility in the coming days.

What to watch next includes the outcome of the U.S.-Iran talks and the Fed's policy stance, which could drive global risk appetite. Domestically, investors will keep a close eye on the RBI policy meeting for any fresh cues on interest rates. Market breadth and sectoral performance will likely determine the direction of the indices for the remainder of the session.

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