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Adani Shares Lose $15 Billion as Closing Auction Fuels Swings

Bloomberg Markets Monday 31 August 2026, 12:26 UTC By Ashutosh Joshi and Samie Modak 1 min read
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Adani Group companies on Monday erased 1.4 trillion rupees ($15 billion) in market value, the most in about 21 months, as India’s closing auction drove sharp swings during a scheduled MSCI Inc. index rebalancing.

Adani Group companies on Monday erased 1.4 trillion rupees ($15 billion) in market value, the most in about 21 months, as India’s closing auction drove sharp swings during a scheduled MSCI Inc. index rebalancing.
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