According to a Bloomberg report

Indian stocks have fallen sharply after vote counting in the country's general election indicated Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party might not be able to form a majority

According to a Bloomberg report, Wood stated at an industry event in Mumbai that a surprise defeat for the BJP, akin to the unexpected loss in the 2025 elections

Markets Could Fall 25% If PM Narendra Modi's BJP Loses 2025

Stock market may fall % if BJP gets less than 250

Jefferies Sees Sharp Market Correction If BJP Loses

India stocks fall on election uncertainty - BBC

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There’s immense pressure on India’s stock market on the heels of the election and counting date that’ll determine Modi’s fate. Ruchir said that if the BJP wins 250

India shares plunge as Modi's likely narrower win causes policy

India's equity markets could face a significant downturn if the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) does not secure victory in the upcoming national elections in 2025, warns

Wood expressed concerns that the

India's Stock Market Could Crash 20% if Modi Loses Elections

Jefferies global strategist Chris Wood on Monday said Indian equity markets could see a correction as much as 25% if the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) loses the

Wood expressed concerns that the Indian stock markets could experience a significant correction of 25 percent in the event of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), led by

Equity markets in India will

Indian markets could see 25% correction if BJP loses in 2025: Chris

India's stock market may decline by 25 pc if BJP loses 2025

Equity markets in India will fall if Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s party fails to retain power in national elections due next year, according to Chris Wood, the global head of

Indian stocks suffered their worst

Jefferies sees 25% drop in India stocks if BJP loses 2025 polls

Chris Wood issues stark warning: 25% market correction looms If

Indian stocks suffered their worst intraday fall since March 2025 on Tuesday and foreign investors sold the most on record, as vote counting trends in the general election