Stock Markets Brace for Budget Jitters

The stock markets in India are getting nervous as the country's budget day approaches.

This is a big event where the government talks about how it will spend and collect money.

Usually, the budget is presented on February 1, but this year it might be on a Sunday, which is unusual.

The person usually in charge of the budget, called the Finance Secretary, is not there right now, but other officials are helping out.

The markets are also showing signs of more ups and downs, which is normal before the budget.

The government is deciding if they will present the budget on a Sunday, even though it's a holiday and markets are closed.

This has happened before, so it's not the first time.