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Nifty plunges 3 per cent as West Asia tensions trigger sell-off; Sensex crashes over 2,400 points

Indian stock markets plunged over 3 per cent as rising crude oil prices, weak global cues, and Fed signals triggered a massive sell-off. Sensex fell over 2,400 points while Nifty dropped sharply, with banking stocks and HDFC Bank leading the decline

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After three days of recovery amid the West Asia conflict, Indian benchmark equity indices plunged over 3 per cent on Thursday. Snapping a three-day rally, weighed down by a sharp rise in crude oil prices and weak global cues. 

One of the reasons for the sudden fall in the indices was that the US Federal Reserve kept its benchmark rate unchanged while signalling higher inflation, leaving limited room for rate cuts this year. 

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