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The Indian stock market came under significant pressure on September 24, with the Nifty 50 falling sharply as investors reacted to a combination of global and domestic factors. Rising US yields, elevated crude oil prices, rupee weakness and concerns over foreign flows added to the pressure. Meanwhile, the US dollar–rupee equation remains a key factor for Indian markets. The rupee was trading around the ₹96-per-dollar mark, with a stronger dollar, crude prices and equity-market weakness weighing on the currency. Another major trigger is the IRDAI’s proposed changes to insurance commission and expense structures, which have put insurance stocks under pressure. Investors are assessing what the proposed changes could mean for insurers’ profitability and the broader financial sector.So, what exactly triggered the market fall? How much pressure is coming from the US dollar and crude oil? And why has the IRDAI proposal become a major concern for insurance stocks? In this episode of IPS Finance, we decode the market fall, rupee-dollar pressure and IRDAI’s latest regulatory move.