So far this year, Chinese tech stocks have outpaced the momentum of US tech giants, as macro turbulence weighs heavily on the broader outlook
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The S&P 500 index has surged over 5% in the last week. Interestingly, what has sparked this wave of optimism is Trump's U-turn—something usually seen as a red flag by investors
When the US sneezes, the world catches a fever and the stock markets go on fire. Historically, markets across the globe have closely followed Wall Street’s lead, responding even to the slightest tremors in the US. But that strong correlation is now starting to fade
From equities to the bond market, Trump's tariff play has rattled the dynamics of the global economy, with experts trying to gauge the impact of uncertainties arising from flip-flopping policy stance. But experts warn that the US might actually take the biggest hit for starting the tariff fight
RBI's 25 bps rate cut was in-line with expectations but failed to lift the mood of D-street investors as clouds of Trump's trade war weighed heavily on the overall sentiment
India’s volatility index logged its biggest single-day spike earlier this week, proving that D-Street’s attempt to find optimism in the midst of Trump’s tariff play might have been a misplaced strategy
We expect Q4FY25 to be steady, if not spectacular. BFSI should continue to report healthy growth and stable margins. Autos and capital goods could surprise positively, driven by demand and operating leverage, said LIC Mutual Fund's Nikhil Rungta
Oil Stocks: Domestic OMCs are once again stuck in a tough position. OPEC's surprise move to increase oil output by May sent crude prices on a downtrend, eventually weighing down the overall investor sentiment for OMCs
Trump's April 2 deadline is now just around the corner, keeping investors around the world on the edge of their seats as they try to gauge the impact of reciprocal tariffs
Stock Market Today: March has been kind to D-Street so far, as benchmark indices have managed to stay in the green territory. With FII outflows slowing down and improving broader macros, some analysts see this as the right time to buy on dips
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