India's Adani shares nosedive on worries about Hindenburg fallout


NEW DELHI: Shares of India's Adani Group extended declines on Friday to take their market losses to $115 billion amid growing concern about any systemic impact from disarray triggered by a U.S. short-seller report critical of the group's finances.

Spooked investors have dumped stocks of seven of the group's listed stocks since Hindenburg Research last week questioned the group's debt levels and use of tax havens.

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