Indian shares extend losing run as Iran war drags on - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMitwFBVV95cUxQOG5MTjh3SUJaNUVHVVRwcTlzWTVkUkZNVm5OOGZEWHRLVnJoV3luN3lyU0ItOThnVUNiOTZtdDhiekFmazlHWDkwS21fazloOEVyUVY2UzMxbllOTEc2WUR4WGZ4NkhrVTNycVU4SzZXWUM4emtta0lFTnVoeWJfMHVvejVDNWFleVIyeHNkSmMzRDYxQmJFSkdmZDA0YlRjYnd6UU8zR2UyV2xOUGZTMmNXZVJOc00?oc=5" target="_blank">Indian shares extend losing run as Iran war drags on</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Indian shares declined, extending a six-week losing streak, as fears of a potential escalation in the Middle East war outweighed positive corporate earnings reports.

Indian shares dropped, extending subdued sentiment after six straight weekly losses, as fears of a potential escalation in the Middle East war outweighed positive cues from strong quarterly corporate updates.

Indian stock markets declined as US President Donald Trump's increased threats towards Iran pushed oil prices above $110 per barrel, leading to significant losses in major companies.

Escalating Iran conflict and crude oil prices surpassing $110 a barrel are jeopardizing India Inc's projected double-digit earnings growth for FY27, with analysts warning of inevitable downgrades.

Over 400 Indian stocks have seen double-digit falls since the Iran conflict began, reflecting the depth of the risk-off sentiment gripping Dalal Street.