Indian stocks rallied as trading resumed after a long weekend, with the benchmark equity index erasing all the losses triggered by US President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs earlier this month. The NSE Nifty 50 Index climbed as much as 2.4 per cent in Mumbai on Tuesday, surpassing its closing level on April 2. That made India the first major equity market globally to erase the tariff-induced losses. A broader gauge of Asian equities is still
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India’s trade deficit widened in March, even as policymakers and exporters in the South Asian nation scramble to shield themselves from US President Donald Trump’s global tariff war. The gap between exports and imports stood at $21.54 billion last month, the trade data showed Tuesday. This is higher than the $15.5 billion deficit forecast by economists in a Bloomberg survey. The trade deficit in February had narrowed to $14.05 billion, the lowest in more than
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Wall Street share futures rallied in Asia on Monday after the White House exempted smartphones and computers from “reciprocal” US tariffs, though gains were limited as President Donald Trump warned levies were still likely at some point. On the face of it, the exemption of 20 product types accounting for 23 per cent of US imports from China, was a boon to manufacturers. However, the off-again, on-again policy gyrations left investors confused and analysts bearish
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Nithin Kamath has advice for investors: “Take a break from trading and recharge”. The co-founder and chief executive officer of Zerodha said this on X amid market volatility driven by global uncertainties, including Donald Trump’s now-suspended tariff announcements. Kamath’s advice on Wednesday came when domestic benchmark indices extended their losses, despite the Reserve Bank of India cutting the repo rate and changing its monetary stance. Indian equity indices ended on a negative note with Nifty down
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