Indian shares log worst fiscal since 2020 as foreign exodus, war, trade woes bite - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiwgFBVV95cUxNRWtFWEx5QjdzSkpsX2M4LTZUSl9wYW5HdzJCMXktWXpHYmpFdzI1T01fNHluc0thcTFRN1VJNHBmb2F6TkpKcFZON1oyaXYzVzFONEVRNWEwVlJ6Q1pGNHQ1dHhKTFF5Mll6UlhDLWdjUGxNV0E2blAzRHdxWllwVVpFODk0c0tDQWxWWnRKcU0yeHVnQTJWUHNBYnJxT25XSzJHLXV5WFJPV3lOcE5rb0w1eHNFc0xOUzR4T3VTT21TUQ?oc=5" target="_blank">Indian shares log worst fiscal since 2020 as foreign exodus, war, trade woes bite</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Indian shares experienced their largest monthly decline since March 2020, with the Nifty 50 dropping 2.14% and the BSE Sensex shedding 2.22%, as the escalating Middle East conflict raised concerns about global growth and oil prices.

The Indian rupee fell to a record low, marking an 11% decline over the fiscal year, its steepest drop since 2011-12, amid foreign investor sell-offs and geopolitical tensions.

The Indian rupee breached the 95 per dollar mark, becoming Asia's worst-performing currency, influenced by rising crude oil prices and geopolitical tensions.