Stock Market Today: Sensex falls up to 165.3 points in early trade by 76,569.59; Nifty immersed 51.55 points to 23,277

On Wednesday, the Indian Equity Benchmark snatched the two -day win streak between less open, weak global signals and vigilant investor Bhavna.
The BSE Sensx slipped 165.3 points in the initial trade to 76,569.59, while the NSE Nifty fell 51.55 points to 23,277.
Indian equity markets started trading week on a strong note, with a rapid increase in benchmark indices on Tuesday after market holiday on Monday. Sensex rose over 1,600 points, closed at 76,734.02, while Nifty50 ended at a record high of 23,328.50.
This speed came on the back of strong global signals, the return of domestic investor trust, and is expected to be temporarily easily, especially about the American business hostility, about semiconductor tariffs.
Last Friday, strong purchases were also seen as the markets focused on better global spirit. Experts said that anticipation of purchasing price and corporate income helped maintain investor optimism.
Domestic institutional investors (DIIs) remained a pure buyer, offset the outflow of foreign institutional investors (FII). The SIP contribution during March underlined stable retail participation despite a tight liquidity of more than Rs 25,000 crore.
The markets were specifically encouraged by US President Donald Trump’s recent indication that his administration could temporarily reduce trade restrictions, especially in semiconductors and electronics areas.
US customs officials have announced temporary duty exemption on major consumer and industrial electronics including semiconductors. Although these measures are not permanent, they have assured the markets in the short term. However, Trump has indicated that fresh tariffs can be introduced within weeks.
On the global front, the markets are swinging because investors react to new trade tension between the US and China.
NVIDIA declares that it would require an American license to send its latest AI chips to China, harassing investors’ confidence in Asian markets.
The firm’s shares fell around 6% in hours of trade, and suppliers such as TSMC, SK HYNix and Advantest saw significant losses. Extensive indices reflected the upheaval, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng fell 1.8%, while Tokyo’s Nikkei and Shanghai composites fell 0.7%in each.
Trump’s aggressive trend has deepened global uncertainty. A temporary discount on new investigation and chip related tariffs in important minerals has left investors guessing investors about the long -term trajectory of business policy.
Trump reiterated that China “should come on the table”, while reports suggest that Beijing has stopped the orders of the aircraft from Boeing, indicating to incite commercial relations.
Nevertheless, global equities on Tuesday gained 0.78%, NASDAQ 0.64%, and S&P 500 gained 0.79%, thanks to strong earnings and speculation in banking, at least behind the shock of business war, at least temporarily behind.
Meanwhile, China’s Q1 GDP defeated expectations, increased from 5.4% year to year, but authorities warned of growing tariffs and “some pressure” from a complex external environment. Analysts say that most of China’s export strength in March was “front-loaded” to defeat the deadline of the tariff, which increased doubt about constant speed.