Daily Market Updates: Pulse of the Street: Foreign buying fuels rebound, oil risks linger

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Pulse of the Street: Foreign buying fuels rebound, oil risks linger

Reported · Written up by our desk · North America

The Sensex ended a two-month losing streak in October, but crude above $110 and doubts over sustained foreign buying kept investors cautious.

Latest closeWTI crude $100.46 ▼1.3%|Sensex 73,606.75 ▲0.7%

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