Indian stock markets will be opened in a lower morning, reflecting broad sales in Asian markets, when Wall Street fell over the night that US President Donald Trump’s tariffs could push the US President.
The US benchmark fell sharply to Trump’s statements that the economy is under the aggravation of tensions in the “transition period”.
Potayable futures were trading at 22,430.5 at 07. As of 53, indicating that the blue-chip Thin 50 Probably, it will open on Monday at 22,460.3. Monday morning in the morning, 30-Section BSE SENSEX 324.67 points or 0.44% to 74,657.25.
Investors’ concerns about global economic instability that have caused fire after Trump refused to predict whether the United States may face uneasy over its tariff policy. In the US market, technology shares hit NASDAQ composite, suffering from 2022 since its worst day, slipping 4%. Tesla shares fell 15.4%, and AI chip giant NVIDIA lost more than 5%.
On Monday, Asian markets were on the bottom of the Japanese, through which Japan’s Nikkei 225 logarithm was 2.7% and MSCI ASIA EX-JAPAN. Foreigned Portfolio Investors (FPI) sold Indian shares, $ 5.85 billion ($ 55.5 million), after September, increased total outflows to about $ 28 billion.
On September 20, 2024, it is about 14.5% more than a high hit, earnings, the increase in earnings, US tariff uncertainty and relentless foreign sales.
In the front of the internal stock markets
On March 5, the Indian markets denied expectations, severally turning into the statement of India’s reciprocal tariffs. Sensex and Nifty jumped by one percent, respectively and made 73.730.23 and 22.337.30. This was considered an amazing step, taking into account 16% in the last five months.
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It is obvious that the fact that all negative news has been a factor, and the Indian economy remains strong. This optimism causes hopes for recovery in the warehouse of large reserves, which, in turn, can lead to a wide range of broken recovery Stock ExchangeA number
FPIS Falling Funds and Funds outflow not only is not only related to Trump, as Anish Tavakli, Co-author, Equable, ICICI Prudental Mutual Foundation. He attributed the trend of high marks and slowdown in India’s economy.
“Markets do not respond to the outside world. The reality is that the Indian economy has slowed down a bit in the last six months, “said Tavakli Indian ExpressA number
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