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Indian financial markets closed following deadly Mumbai attacks

Financial markets in India were closed on Thursday following the coordinated terrorist attacks in Mumbai that left at least 101 people dead.

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  • Published: 10:12 November 27, 2008
  • Gulf News

Mumbai: Financial markets in India were closed on Thursday following the coordinated terrorist attacks in Mumbai that left at least 101 people dead.

It is unclear when trading will resume.

The attacks shook the nation's financial capital on Wednesday night and a standoff between militants and police officials continued on Thursday morning.

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