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Indian shares fell sharply on Wednesday, as higher bond yields and a surge in oil prices following hawkish Fed comments and due to heightened tensions in the Middle East stoked concerns that global interest rates will likely stay higher for longer.
Indian shares were flat to slightly higher on Tuesday, with healthcare and metal stocks leading the surge. The benchmark S&P BSE Sensex was up 53 points, or 0.
Indian shares ended a choppy session slightly lower on Tuesday due to weak global cues and anxiety ahead of the general election results, due next week. The Lok Sabha exit poll results will be announced post the completion of all seven phases on June 01.