Sensex rises 239.14 points to 75,637.86 in early trade. (File Photo) Indian shares edged higher at the open on Friday as a rebound in IT stocks and a post-results rise in Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles outweighed higher crude prices from the ongoing ⁠Middle ​East conflict. The Nifty 50 and the BSE Sensex rose 0.4% each to 23,783.7 and 75,686.31, respectively, as of ​9:27 a.m. IST. Nine ​of the 16 ⁠major sectors logged losses. The broader small-caps and mid-caps lost 0.7% and ‌0.1%, respectively. The IT index rose 2.5%, staging a partial rebound after losing about 7% in the previous four sessions. Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles rose about 8.3%despite reporting a quarterly ⁠profit ⁠fall, as analysts termed sequential improvement in margins and free cash ⁠flow ‌in India and JLR businesses ​and strong volume guidance ‌as positives. Other Asian markets fell 1.3%, while Brent crude prices climbed ‌1% to $107 a ​barrel. Geopolitical ​risks ​remained the key overhang.…