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India's next stock market headache isn't oil but a bigger storm brewing in the skies

India's economy is facing potential turmoil as a severe 'Super El Niño' is expected to disrupt the monsoon season, which is crucial for agriculture and overall consumption, accounting for 56% of GDP. This comes after a decade-low start to the monsoon, with rainfall deficits surpassing those in previous El Niño years. Analysts predict this could lead to reduced domestic demand, stagnant markets, and downgrades in consumer sectors, ultimately straining rural incomes and government finances.