Tracking of uncertainty in equity, market capitalization of BSE-listed companies is Rs.
On Friday, benchmark indices jumped by about 2 percent as the U.S. Investors enjoyed the 90-day suspension of additional import duties.
On April 10, the markets were closed on April 14 due to Shri Mahavir Jayanti and D Baba Baba Saheb Ambedkar Jayanti.
Trump unveiled a huge tariff plan in the first week of April. The White House later announced a 90-day break on “reciprocal tariffs” for most countries other than China, which in turn decided to impose a 125 percent tariff on US imports.
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China on Friday reduced its additional tariffs on US goods 125 percent, and avenged 145 percent of the US recovery.
“After Trump announced mutual tariffs on the world, the markets started tough in the new financial year. The global markets were severely damaged, and India did not even have immunity to sell, but so far went on relatively better,” said Satish Chandra Aluri, an analyst of lemon markets.
The US, on April 2, the U.S. Announced an additional 26 per cent tariff on Indian goods entering. But on April 9, the Trump administration announced the suspension on India for 90 days by July 9 this year. However, 10 percent of the baseline tariffs imposed on countries will continue.
Aluri added, “The immediate challenge comes out of the Global Trade War with the tight-for-tate tariff between the US and China. The key factor will be how the trade war develops for the fiscal year 26 and the view of the market is to determine the view of the market.”
Market participants fear that the tensions between the world’s two largest economies cause global damage.
China is the only country that has taken revenge with a tight-for-tat levy.
Vishnu Kant Upadhyay, A.V.P. – Research and advisor to Master Capital Services, said that the combination of local and global factors has really experienced unrest in Indian markets. But now, global uncertainty is a great danger of market participants, which can be a great power in determining trend and passage in the near term.
According to him, Indian equity markets are navigating on a complex landscape that global uncertainties and the U.S. Shape by potential change in trade policy. When strengthening domestic elasticity and corporate earnings, it can depend on recovery.
“Despite the flight during the end of the previous year, participants are optimistic that the market may return to the second half of FY 26. This estimated rebound is likely to get a re -recovery of corporate profits and the renewal of renewal as evaluation has become justified.
“But the current phase of uncertainty can last for three to six months, especially because of the slowing of the US, especially due to the slow and slowdown in the US.
He further added that India’s economy is well kept for growing but the uncertainties, instability and trade disruptions of the global market are still a major risks.
“US tariffs and potential trade wars will require constant policy support and domestic elasticity to maintain economic pace to protect and support Indian industries and economy from US tariffs and potential trade wars.”
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