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India’s BSE Sensex edged down about 0.2% to 76,350 at the open on Monday, reversing gains from the previous session, weighed by weakness in the technology sector. Indian shares also came under pressure as investors assessed the prospect of higher US interest rates following stronger-than-expected US labour-market data, while Brent crude near $97 a barrel raised concerns over India’s import bill and inflation. Investors were also watching changes to pre-open session rules, which could increase volatility around the market open. Among individual stocks, Tata Consultancy Services shares fell 0.8% and remained in focus after the IT major announced plans to invest 700 billion rupees in an AI data-centre campus in Telangana, underscoring continued investment in AI infrastructure despite near-term concerns over US demand. Other notable laggards included Jindal Worldwide (-5.8%), New India Assurance (-1.5%), Infosys (-2.5%), Steel Authority of India (-3.2%), and HDFC Bank (-0.3%).

Sensex Starts Week Slightly Lower

Malaysian palm oil futures hovered above MYR 4,950 per tonne, extending recent gains as firmer edible oil prices on Dalian markets and higher crude oil prices lifted sentiment amid heightened concerns over a prolonged supply disruption from the Middle East. Rising El Niño risks added a bullish factor, with drier conditions threatening Southeast Asian production. Output in top grower Indonesia is projected to fall 2.9% yoy in 2027. Demand prospects also improved in India, where refiners imported record volumes of soyoil and the most palm oil in six months ahead of festivals. However, gains were capped by a weaker ringgit and a lack of direction from Chicago markets, which were closed for a public holiday. Meanwhile, ample supply remained a headwind, with Malaysian inventories at a five-month high in July. Weak exports added pressure, as cargo surveyors noted August shipments fell 6.5–14.9% from July. Traders now brace for monthly data from the Malaysian Palm Oil Board later this week.

Palm Oil Holds Gains Ahead of Monthly Data

Copper futures slipped to around $6.55 per pound on Monday, ending a two-day rally as stronger-than-expected US jobs data strengthened expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike this month, weighing on the demand outlook for industrial metals. Investors also assessed rising inflation risks after oil prices extended their gains as the US and Iran exchanged strikes on ships over the weekend. Still, copper remained near record highs amid persistent concerns over supply. Analysts pointed to a recent export ban in Congo, weaker production from major producers Chile and Peru, and disruptions associated with El Nino. Data showed top producer Chile recorded its weakest second-quarter output in at least 19 years. The country also lowered its full-year production forecast for a second consecutive quarter and now expects output to decline 2.6%. Elsewhere, uncertainty over tariffs continues to encourage copper shipments into the US, pushing Comex inventories to record levels.

Copper Eases on Fed Rate Hike Concerns

The Indian rupee rose to around 94.4 per dollar, reaching more than two-month highs as persistent Reserve Bank of India intervention and expectations of continued dollar selling supported the currency. The rupee gained 0.9% last week, with the RBI's sustained presence helping insulate it from negative global cues. Traders stated that the central bank's ability to draw on its larger foreign exchange reserves following a surge in foreign-currency inflows has strengthened its capacity to support the currency and contain volatility. Meanwhile, Brent crude surged 7.8% last week to a six-week high of around $97 a barrel after escalating US-Iran tensions raised concerns over prolonged supply disruptions, while stronger-than-expected US jobs data increased the likelihood of a Fed rate hike at its Sept. 15-16 meeting. Attention now turns to US August inflation data due Friday, which could influence expectations for the Fed's policy decision.

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Sensex Starts Week Slightly Lower

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Copper Eases on Fed Rate Hike Concerns

Rupee Hits Two-Month High

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