By Bharath Rajeswaran and Vivek Kumar M (Reuters) -Indian shares fell on Wednesday, led by rate-sensitive stocks, after the central bank held its key rates and maintained a 'neutral' policy stance, disappointing some investors who were expecting a dovish tilt amid rising global trade uncertainty.

The committee opted to maintain all key policy rates at their existing levels: the repo rate was held steady at 5.50 percent, while the standing deposit facility (SDF) rate remained at 5.25 percent

Indian shares fell on Wednesday, dragged by rate-sensitive stocks after the central bank held key rates and maintained a 'neutral' stance, disappointing expectations of a dovish tilt, while concerns over U.