Trump's Iran, NATO remarks send Sensex tumbling over 1,600 points
Indian stock markets saw a major sell-off, with Sensex down 1600 points and Nifty 500 points. The crash was triggered by US President Donald Trump's aggressive comments on Iran and NATO, sparking…
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