17 results tagged #tariffs
All four layers aligned bearish. A/D = capitulation breadth.
India's Monday session closed positively as Nifty 50 settled at 25,713.00 (+141.75 points, +0.55%) and Sensex rallied approximately 350+ points, led by PSU banks and financial stocks.
Amagi Media Labs IPO closes for subscription, FII/DII flow trends continue, and technical levels around 25,700 for Nifty remain critical as markets resume after the mid-week break.
Every market cycle feels different when you're living through it, until it ends the same way it always has. Right now, Wall Street's most respected institutions are raising red flags about valuations, liquidity structures, and recession risks.
The Indian equity market is poised for a potential record-breaking session today as GIFT Nifty futures signal a strong gap-up opening near all-time highs, just 348 points away from the September 2024 peak of 26,216.
Themorningbriefcorrectlyanticipatedapositiveopening,drivenbyGIFTNiftyfutureswhichpointed to a start around 24,813. The Nifty 50 indeed opened higher and touched a high of 24,791.
Last week was defined by a significant market correction, driven by relentless FII selling and global policy concerns. However, early indicators this morning suggest a potential shift in sentiment.
Our morning brief anticipated a "soft/flat start" with GIFT Nifty around 24,900 levels, but markets delivered a sharper decline than projected.
On Oct 1, 2025, the United States plans to impose a 100% tariff on imports of branded or patented pharmaceutical products, with exemptions for companies that have already broken ground on new US manufacturing.
pushes ~$69+ on Russia fuel export curbs—keeping energy in focus while INR remains near record-weak zones on the FBIL 88.67 print. Overnight developments have intensified market concerns, particularly President Trump's announcement of 100% tariffs on branded pharmaceutical products effective…
INR has slipped to fresh lows versus the US dollar as global dollar strength, portfolio outflows, and policy headlines pressured India’s external cashflows.
Autos, Metals and several PSU/Defence names quietly outperformed; IT wobbled mid-week, then stabilized as Infosys’ buyback set a tone.
Global weakness weighs on Indian markets as GIFT Nifty signals a negative start, trading 40 points lower at 24,626. Overnight, Wall Street extended losses with the Dow falling 0.55%, S&P 500 down 0.69%, and Nasdaq dropping 0.82%.
Real GDP +7.8% y/y (five-quarter high). Official release: MoSPI/PIB at 16:00 IST today; several media wraps concur.
US equities notched fresh records (S&P/Dow) while tech sentiment stayed mixed post-Nvidia; Europe closed modestly higher. Asia is tentatively green this morning with eyes on
Today's themes centered on the impact of 50% US tariffs on Indian exports and monthly Nifty expiry dynamics. At close, markets aligned with our expectations of broad-based selling pressure, particularly in export-sensitive sectors.
Good morning, savvy investors! The week kicks off with cautious optimism as Asian markets digest mixed global cues while awaiting Fed Chair Jerome Powell's Jackson Hole address.
