“Indian Stock Markets Plunge on US Tariff Fears, Sensex Records Worst Drop in 10 Months”

Indian stock markets witnessed a sharp decline on Monday as global concerns over possible US tariffs weighed heavily on investor sentiment. The Sensex recorded its largest single-day loss in 10 months, resulting in investors losing a staggering ₹14 lakh crore. Tata Group and Reliance Group were among the hardest hit, with their market capitalization taking a significant hit. The market turmoil was fueled by fears of a trade war between the US and other major economies, prompting a sell-off across various sectors. Analysts are closely monitoring the situation for further developments and potential impact on the Indian economy. The sharp drop in the markets has underscored the volatility and unpredictability that investors are currently facing, highlighting the need for caution and strategic decision-making in these uncertain times.

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