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Stock Market Today: BSE Sensex tank more than 350 points; Nifty50 below 23,450

The market will closely inspect the effects of mutual tariffs starting from April 2 and their effects on the world around the world. (AI image)

Stock Market Today: BSE Sensex and Nifty50, Indian Equity Benchmark Index, tank in trade on Tuesday morning. While BSE Sensex increased more than 350 points, Nifty50 went below 23,450. At 9:17 am, the BSE Sensex was trading 369 points or 0.48%below at 77,046.41. NIFTY50 at 23,431.40, 88 points or 0.37%below.
Indian equity markets showed limited agitation in the last week, which ended with a minor advantage after the earlier rapid recovery. In the coming days, traders will focus on international development due to limited domestic catalysts. The market will closely inspect the effects of mutual tariffs starting from April 2 and their effects on the world around the world.
Dr. VK Vijaykumar, Chief Investment Strategist, Geoget Investments Limited says, “The details of Trump’s mutual tariffs to be declared in the markets globally tomorrow are focused on the details of the market trends after the announcements depend on the details of the market trends and they will affect different countries and sectors.
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In the first quarter of 2025, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite registered their poorest quarterly results since 2022, affected by vague indications about the financial policies of the American equity market Trump administration.
The Asian Equality advanced with profit in Australians, Japanese and South Korean markets, while American equity-Index futures declined in early Asian sessions. S&P 500 recorded its first growth after three seasons, although American Equity recorded against its poorest quarterly performance Global market since 2009. Bond prices withdrew from their daily peaks as the stock was recovered.
Foreign portfolio investors were pure seller of Rs 4,352 crore on Friday, while domestic institutional investors bought shares worth Rs 7,646 crore.
FIIS’s pure short status declined from Rs 30,555 crore on Thursday to Rs 49,007 crore on Friday.

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