Bharat Express

US Tariffs

The Indian stock market closed lower on Thursday as investors remained cautious after US President Donald Trump announced new tariffs.

Indian equity indices opened lower on Thursday following a sharp sell-off in global markets triggered by US President's tariff announcement.

India Inc’s credit ratio improved to 2.35 in H2 FY25, driven by domestic demand, but US tariffs threaten exports.

Gold prices hit a record $3,106 per ounce as investors bought the safe-haven asset due to US tariff uncertainty and global economic concerns.

Indian markets opened strong Monday, lifted by global cues after US President Trump signaled flexibility on trade tariffs.

Kumar Mangalam Birla, has expressed unwavering confidence in India’s trajectory toward becoming a developed nation by 2047.

India’s GDP grew by 6.4% year-on-year in Q4 2024, supported by private consumption. Goldman Sachs economists predict growth will range between 6.6% and 7% in the next four quarters.

Indian stock markets opened slightly lower, tracking weak global cues, with selling pressure seen in IT, PSU Bank, and pharma stocks.

Indian equity markets started on a weaker note, tracking negative global sentiment, with selling pressure seen in the auto and IT sectors.

On Monday, Indian benchmark indices started the week on a weak note, opening lower due to weak global cues.