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Markets Open Flat, Tata Boardroom Tussle Deepens and Donald Trump Renames AI

Indian equity markets opened flat amid heightened volatility, with the Nifty fluctuating near 22,700 levels. Broader market indices and select sectors such as PSU banks, IT, and oil and gas registered modest gains, while metal and pharma stocks witnessed profit-taking. Meanwhile, the internal rift within the Tata Group intensified after trustee Venu Srinivasan reportedly approached the Maharashtra Charity Commissioner seeking an immediate probe into alleged governance lapses at Sir Dorabji Tata Trust and Sir Ratan Tata Trust. At the same time, Noel Tata voiced opposition against listing Tata Sons, citing potential constraints on supporting group companies during financial difficulties. Analysts advised caution, noting that elevated US bond yields and crude oil prices continue to drive foreign capital outflows from emerging markets. Additionally, global headlines featured former US President Donald Trump meeting with technology leaders, where he proposed terming artificial intelligence as super intelligence alongside discussing self-regulation frameworks.

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