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Indian Stocks Extend Slide as High Crude Sparks Risk-Off Trade

Indian stocks tumbled as a global bond rout gathered momentum and oil prices remained elevated, deepening concerns over the outlook for the crude-importing nation.

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Indian Stocks Extend Slide as High Crude Sparks Risk-Off Trade
Indian stocks tumbled as a global bond rout gathered momentum and oil prices remained elevated, deepening concerns over the outlook for the crude-importing nation.
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