Indian equity markets showed a mixed-to-positive start today after two successive days of sharp losses, under pressure from renewed U.S. tariffs. The Nifty50 climbed back above 24,500, trading at 24,546.15 (+0.16%) as of mid-morning.
This rebound comes on the back of heavy selling earlier in the week, when markets slumped roughly 2% each, weighed down by concerns over the U.S. raising tariffs on Indian exports to a cumulative 50%.
Key gainers today include ITC and HDFC Bank, whose solid performances helped propel the indices upward. Emerging optimism is further buoyed by favorable global cues, domestic institutional investor flows, and supportive macroeconomic dynamics such as stable crude and rupee movement.
Still, cautious sentiment lingers, especially as U.S. tariffs and global trade tensions remain dominant risk factors. Foreign investor activity, alongside upcoming macro indicators like GDP data and GST‑policy developments, continue to be closely watched for their potential impact.
In summary, today's market showed early signs of recovery—with Nifty reclaiming the 24,500 level and Sensex rallying—led by heavyweight names like ITC and HDFC Bank. However, ongoing tariff concerns and macro uncertainty limit prospects of sustained upside without clearer policy signals.
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