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Daily Briefing: Domestic stock markets on the edge amid 4-year high inflation in US; China top buyer of Indian broken rice

Four-decade high inflation in the US triggers concerns about singed stock and currency markets in India; China emerges as the top buyer of Indian rice during the pandemic; Bombay HC faces an acute shortage of judges

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Written by: Leela Prasad
4 min readNew DelhiJun 14, 2022 09:04 AM IST First published on: Jun 14, 2022 at 09:04 AM IST

🚨 The Big Story: 

A four-decade high inflation in the US triggered concerns about aggressive rate hikes by the Federal Reserve and singed stock and currency markets in India. The Sensex plummetted 2.68 per cent or 1,457 points to close at 52,846.70. The rupee also plunged against the US dollar below the 78-mark to hit a low of 78.29, recovered a bit during the day, but still closed at a record low of 78.13. 

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🔴 Foreign portfolio investors pulled out Rs 4,164 crore from Indian stocks on Monday.

🔴 Tech, bank, metals, and realty stock indices fell by over three per cent

🔴 LIC shares fell 5.85 per cent to Rs 668.20 as anchor investors unloaded the shares after the lock-in period ended.

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