Indian equity markets open mixed as investors react to escalating US-Iran tensions and a rise in crude oil prices. Multiple live updates from NDTV report that the Sensex and Nifty open near flat or with modest movement, with one session described as opening around 200 points higher while another says both indices open flat. In the backdrop, crude oil continues to move higher for several consecutive sessions, linked to fears about Gulf supply disruptions following recent US-Iran strikes. One report notes that oil prices are up nearly 12% over the week, while another states the rise extends for a fourth straight session. Brent crude is cited at about $85.28, reflecting continued upward pricing pressure. Asian markets are also described as declining in at least one update, indicating weaker sentiment across the region. Overall, the reports present a market opening that is largely muted for domestic indices, while global commodity price movements and geopolitical risk remain the primary drivers.