After a day of turmoil caused by Donald Trump’s tariff policy announcement, the Indian stock market showed signs of recovery. On Tuesday, both Sensex and Nifty opened on a positive note, with Sensex jumping over 100 points and Nifty gaining more than 300 points at the start of the session. While international markets are still reeling under the pressure of the tariff war, India’s market managed to bounce back. At present, the Nifty is trading at 22,535, up by 374 points, and the Sensex is at 74,309, reflecting a gain of 1,171 points. This rebound comes after Monday’s sharp decline where the markets faced massive fluctuations and investor panic. The recovery is being seen as a positive signal, possibly driven by domestic investor confidence and resilience of Indian equities despite global economic uncertainty. Experts suggest that while global markets remain volatile, Indian markets might find some short-term stability if domestic indicators remain strong.
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00:00After the US President Donald Trump's tariff plan, India's share market has seen a decline.
00:10Today, the share market is back on track.
00:14The market is green.
00:16Sensex is up by 1000 points.
00:18Nifty is up by 350 points.
00:23The impact of the tariff on other markets is still visible.
00:27Sensex is up by 1100 points.
00:30Nifty is up by 350 points.
00:35The impact of the tariff on other markets is still visible.
00:40Yesterday, the market was bustling.
00:45Today, the Indian share market is back on track.
00:49The market is green.
00:52Both Sensex and Nifty are up by 350 points.
00:56This is the market update.
01:01Sensex and Nifty.
01:03Nifty is up by 22,535 points.
01:06Nifty is up by 32,535 points.
01:10Sensex is up by 74,309 points.
01:17Sensex is up by 1,171 points.
01:21This is the Indian share market update.