Indian Stocks Plunge Amid Tight Election Race and Policy Concerns
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Indian stocks experienced their worst day in four years, with the Sensex and Nifty 50 indices dropping nearly 6%, as vote counting in the country's election indicated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's hopes for a landslide victory are fading. This raises concerns about his ability to implement aggressive economic reforms, potentially leading to policy paralysis and uncertainty.
- Indian stocks have worst day in 4 years as Modi’s hopes of a huge majority fade CNN
- India stocks tumble 5% to lead Asia markets lower on tighter-than-expected election race; Adani stocks tank 20% CNBC
- Sensex Down By Over 4,000 Points As Votes Are Counted For Lok Sabha Polls NDTV
- India shares plunge as Modi's likely weaker win causes policy worries Reuters India
- Indian shares see worst session in 4 years on narrower lead for Modi's alliance DAWN.com
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