India, Jan. 26 -- Indian shares look set to open a tad lower on Monday after declining for three straight weeks in a row.
A cautious undertone may prevail due to continued foreign fund flows, tariff uncertainties and concerns over slowing corporate earnings growth.
The next batch of Q3 earnings, expectations surrounding upcoming Budget, the monthly F&O expiry and caution ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's interest-rate decision may sway markets as the week progresses.
Asian markets traded mixed this morning, giving up some early gains after the release of disappointing Chinese industrial profits, manufacturing and non-manufacturing data.
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