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If a crash is unrelated to the economic fundamentals, it will quickly be corrected

Indian benchmark indices opened on a grim note on Monday, weighed down by a global selloff as concerns over growth and fallout from US tariffs deepened the prevailing risk-off sentiment.

Stock Market Crash

Black Friday: Investors become poorer by Rs 4.6 trillion as stocks crash

The 30-share Sensex crashed 839.91 points, or 2.34 per cent, to end the day at 35,066.75

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	Indian benchmark indices opened on a grim note on Monday, weighed down by a global selloff as concerns over growth and fallout from US tariffs deepened the prevailing risk-off sentiment.</div>
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	After US President Donald Trump hit China with a 54 per cent to cripple exports to the US, Beijing retaliated with a 34 per cent tariffs on all US imports. Further, China restricted exports of seven types of rare earths, launched an anti-dumping probe into medical CT X-ray tubes from the US and India and imposed export controls on 16 US firms, among other measures.</div>

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Black Friday: Investors become poorer by Rs 4.6 trillion as stocks crash