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India's BSE Sensex closed about 0.6% up at 84,065.75 on Monday, the highest in a month, buoyed by upbeat corporate results, US-India trade optimism and the return of foreign inflows. Financial and cyclical stocks led the advance, with public sector banks standing out. Metals also posted solid gains. Shares of State Bank of India jumped 7.6% to record highs, after the bank posted stronger-than-expected results and raised its FY2026 credit growth guidance. Several brokerages raised their target prices for SBI following the results, supporting the sharp rise in the stock. Other notable performers included Titan (+3.1%), UltraTech Cement (+2.4%), Tata Steel (+2.2%) and Eternal (+1.9%). On the downside, Power Grid (-1.3%), NTPC (-1.1%) and ITC (-1%) emerged as the biggest laggards.

Sensex Finishes at 1-Month High

Brent crude oil futures rose above $68 per barrel on Monday as markets continued to gauge their appropriate risk premium. US President Trump struck a degree of optimism over the negotiations with Iran regarding a potential deal on defusing Iran's uranium enrichment capabilities. Oil prices had soared in previous weeks after the escalating tensions between both countries drove markets to consider the risk of the US enforcing sanctions on Iranian oil to a greater extent and Iranian authorities intercepting tankers through the Strait of Hormuz. The growing risk premia offset the narrative that the oil market will remain oversupplied this year due to the cumulative output hikes from OPEC nations and strong productions from the US, Canada, and Brazil outside complementing the cartel. Lastly, oil imports were India were also uncertain as its trade deal with the US was attached with the halt of purchases from Russia, which has pushed back on major changes in contracts with Indian refiners.

Oil Erases Early Losses

WTI crude oil futures rose above $63.5 per barrel on Monday as markets continued to gauge their appropriate risk premium. US President Trump struck a degree of optimism over the negotiations with Iran regarding a potential deal on defusing Iran's uranium enrichment capabilities. Oil prices had soared in previous weeks after the escalating tensions between both countries drove markets to consider the risk of the US enforcing sanctions on Iranian oil to a greater extent and Iranian authorities intercepting tankers through the Strait of Hormuz. The growing risk premia offset the narrative that the oil market will remain oversupplied this year due to the cumulative output hikes from OPEC nations and strong productions from the US, Canada, and Brazil outside complementing the cartel. Lastly, oil imports were India were also uncertain as its trade deal with the US was attached with the halt of purchases from Russia, which has pushed back on major changes in contracts with Indian refiners.

WTI Crude Rebounds

Portugal’s trade deficit narrowed markedly to €2.87 billion in December 2025, compared with €3.06 billion in the same month a year earlier. Imports fell 2.7% to €8.48 billion, marking a third straight monthly decline, while exports edged down a more modest 0.7%, also extending their losing streak to three months. For 2025 as a whole, however, Portugal’s trade gap widened to €32.10 billion, up from €28.35 billion in 2024.

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