Brent crude prices dropped nearly 3% to hover around $86 per barrel. The fall was driven by expectations of reduced tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and tempered U.S. sanctions on Iran. While this provided a positive macro backdrop and eased domestic bond yields, it was offset by the broader sectoral weakness
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