Banks Lead Recovery as Indian Stocks Shrug Off Tariff Worries

Banks Lead Recovery as Indian Stocks Shrug Off Tariff Worries

Before the trading day starts we bring you a digest of the key news and events that are likely to move markets. Today we look at:

Indian Stocks Bounce Back: First Major Market to Recover Losses from US Tariffs

Market Resilience: Indian stocks lead the way by erasing losses triggered by US tariffs, positioning itself as a safe haven amid global trade tensions.

U.S tariff policies rattle global markets, triggering steep losses in Palau’s trust funds

Palau’s government trust funds have suffered major losses in the current fiscal year, largely attributed to the global ripple effects of recent U.S tariff policies The post U.S tariff policies rattle global markets, triggering steep losses in Palau’s trust funds appeared first on Islands Business.

India’s markets are already moving on from the Trump Tariff attack

The Indian financial market is pulling off a noticeable recovery while Wall Street is blinking in disbelief. Most markets buckled after US President Donald Trump lit the fuse on his tariff war with a 104% bombshell. Meanwhile, India took a moment and bounced back, printing green. After a two-day rally that made global investors sell under pressure, the Sensex and Nifty 50 decided to hold the fort on Wednesday. Both indices dipped at the beginnin…

Thailand and India Race to Clinch EU Trade Deals Amid Trump Tariff Fears

Both Asian nations aim to finalise Free Trade Agreements with the European Union by year-end, spurred by concerns over potential US trade barriers

India Becomes First Global Market to Recover from Trump Tariff Shock

On Tuesday, India's equity markets surged, marking a remarkable recovery as trading resumed after an extended weekend. The NSE Nifty 50 Index rose 2.4% and is currently above where it was earlier this month. This brings it to a place where it's not just recovering from recent declines but is now outperforming most other equity indices across the globe. So, it's safe to say that India has fully recovered from the market losses triggered by the ne…