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Why is the stock market down today? Sensex drops over 600 points, Nifty drops below 22,400 - Top 3 reasons explained

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Economic TimesWhy is the stock market down today? Sensex drops over 600 points, Nifty drops below 22,400 - Top 3 reasons explained
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The Indian stock market suffered significant losses in the morning trade on Monday, 26 October, with the benchmarks falling almost 1%.

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