Indian stock markets roughly unchanged:Oil becomes more cheaper after US-Iran sign MoU of peace deal

On Thursday, 18 June, 2026, the Sensex is trading at 77,100 with a fall of 50 points. Nifty has also declined by 20 points, coming down to the level of 24,050. In today’s trading, IT and media shares have seen the maximum decline. Sectorally, mixed trend was visible Among sectors, indices like IT, Consumer Durables and Oil Gas traded with losses while others like Nifty Media gained. The Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has signed the memorandum with the US concerning the end of the US-Iran war. Earlier, President Donald Trump had signed a hard copy of the plan in Versailles, France. Oil drops: Oil prices further plunged on Thursday, tracking geopolitical developments. The global standard for oil prices, Brent crude fell to more than 3-month low of $77 per barrel. The internal standard has become 39% cheaper from Iran war high of $126 per barrel. Mixed Trading in Asian Markets Decline in American Markets Yesterday Foreign investors sold shares worth ₹1,530 crore in 7 days Note: Net buying/selling figures of FIIs and DIIs are in crores of rupees. Rupee falls: The rupee fell by 21 paise to 94.71 against the US dollar on Thursday. There was a decline in the market yesterday Earlier yesterday, that is on June 17, there was a rise in the market. Sensex closed at 77,156 with a gain of 347 points. Nifty also gained 97 points, it closed at 24,086.