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Indian stocks reportedly trade in the red for an eighth consecutive week
Barchart calls it the longest losing streak since the dot-com bubble burst; an October 1 post put the NIFTY at a six-month low.
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On October 2, Barchart said Indian stocks were trading in the red for eight consecutive weeks, their longest losing streak since the dot-com bubble burst. A post the day before reported a 1.5% NIFTY drop to a six-month low and said more than ₹5.1 trillion ($57 billion) had been wiped from Indian stocks. At the time, it said an eighth weekly loss was still on track.
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