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Indian stocks fall sharply as Sensex loses 2,200 points in September

The Sensex has fallen 2,200 points during September, with the supplied headline attributing the decline to several market pressures.

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A sharp equity selloff can weaken investor confidence and affect domestic financing conditions, though the broader consequences are not specified.

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