Indian shares are set to open flat amidst crypto liquidations and rising Treasury yields. A weakening rupee, FII selling, and uncertainty over U.S. trade talks are adding to investor caution ahead of the RBI’s policy decision. Sensex and Nifty closed marginally lower on Monday, with the rupee slipping against the dollar due to a widening trade deficit. Foreign investors sold shares worth Rs. 1,171 crore, while DIIs bought shares worth Rs. 2,559 crore. Asian markets were higher, while U.S. stocks ended in the red, impacted by weak manufacturing data and higher Treasury yields. European stocks closed lower on Monday as Eurozone manufacturing contracted in November.

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