Indian stock markets experienced a sharp decline on Monday. The Sensex and Nifty both fell significantly. This downturn was driven by substantial foreign investor selling and growing concerns over the Iran-US conflict. Rising oil prices and increased market volatility also contributed to the negative sentiment. While IT stocks showed resilience, broader market indices and FMCG stocks faced losses.

Sensex crashes 1,000 points, Nifty slumps 359 amid sharp sell-off after 3 pm | Business News

A key trigger behind the Sensex drop was growing uncertainty over the prospects of a lasting peace arrangement between the United States and Iran. | India News

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