Trump Tariff: Due to the tariff war of US President Donald Trump, many big stock markets around the world have declined and this has caused a loss of over 10 trillion dollars. According to a report by Bloombloomberg, this deficit was more than half of the GDP (GDP) of the European Union.

Stunning in global market

As soon as Trump announced the reciperook tariff last week, there was a stir in the global market. Due to the fears of recession and trade war, there was a lot of ups and downs in stock, bonds and commodities. However, Trump’s announcement of tariff’s announcement saw the most impact on the US stock market. The S&P 500 index declined by 4-4 percent three times in a row and this happened for the first time in almost a century.

It was the worst performance ever since the end of World War II. This situation was largely similar to the 1987 Black Mande, when the Dow Jones Industrial Average declined by 22.6 percent. This was the biggest decline in a day. During that time Dow Jones fell 508 points to close at 1738.74. This was the biggest decline of the American stock market so far.

They suffered the most

According to a report by L. Paes, a Spain -based newspaper, the loss to the stock market following the announcement of Trump’s tariff was more than the 2020 Kovid epidemic, the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers or the loss of 1998. Although this was also seen in the Indian stock market, Asian stock market, but Wall Street suffered the most. The most brunt of this, Apple, Google, Nvidia, Meta, Amazon, Microsoft and Tesla had to suffer, also known as magnificent intake.

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Share Market: After ‘Black Mande’, the stock market witnessed a huge boom in the early trading of Tuesday. All -round purchases are being seen in the market. The Nifty-50 index opened on 22,446 points today and touched the Intrade High of 22,577 within a few minutes of the opening vine, which recorded an intraday lead of 1.88 percent. The BSE Sensex opened at 74,013 and touched the Intrade high of 74,421 within a few minutes of early morning trade, which recorded an intraday lead of 1.75 %.

Today, the bank opened with gap-up at the bank Nifty 50,388 and the frontline banking index touched the Intrade High of 50,793. It recorded a 1.87 percent lead against the shutdown on Monday. All the sectoral index was seen in the Green Zone. Midcap and smallcap stocks also rose. On one hand, the BSE Small-Cap index saw a rise of 1.35 percent.

At the same time, there was a jump of about 1.10 percent in the mid-cap index. Till 11:00 am, 289 shares touched the circuit. Of these, 139 shares touched the upper circuit and the remaining 150 shares touched the lower circuit. During the trading session on Tuesday, shares of 34 companies listed in BSE reached the 52-week high level, while 43 shares touched a 52-week low.

Share market experts believe that India is ready to talk, after this claim of Trump, the stock market is seeing a boom. If there is talk in both countries, then the tension of trade war will also be less. Short coverings of traders also point towards a sharp jump in the stock market. Strong Global Market, RBI has reasons for cutting interest rates and better Q4 results of 2025, which has led to a boom in the stock market today.

Trade war is getting less tension

The US President has claimed that many countries of the world are ready to negotiate to reduce tariff rates. This means that the risk of trade war has reduced to some extent and the trade negotiation recipe is replacing the tariff.

Global market strengthening

After Black Mande, the Asian market saw a boom on Tuesday. The morning trading session increased by more than 5 percent in the Japanese Nikkei index. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index also increased by 1.50 percent. All -round purchases were also seen in the Asian stock market. Due to this, the estimates made earlier about the global market were proved to be wrong.

Short covering after strong selling

Speaking to The Mint, Avinash Gorakshakar of ProfitMart Securities said, “After Black Mande, investors took a big short position.” Due to this too, the Indian stock market breathed a sigh of some relief.

Interest rate cuts

The MPC meeting of the Reserve Bank is also going on. The stock market expects a cut of at least 25 basis points from the RBI.

Better results of fourth quarter

After the promising business update of many Indian banks for the fourth quarter of 2025, the market now expects good results from other banks. Many banks are also trying to raise funds. This means that the banks are expecting constant trading in the coming quarters, that is, demand and supply remains.

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Trump Tariff: Financial commentator and CNBC show Mad Money’s host Jim Kramer predicted ‘Blade Mande’ on Saturday. Now he has feared a recession. However, he has urged investors to avoid selling shares in a hurry. Let us know that in response to US President Donald Trump’s tariff policy, he made this comment on Monday after a huge decline in Asian markets.

What did Craermer say on the recession?

Craermer says that the tariff may cause trouble for the US economy, but this does not mean that in the coming time, a gathering -like situation will arise because institutions are still strong.

The CNBC quoted Kramer in its report, “I don’t think the entire economic system is in danger.” I do not even think that big banks will fail. I definitely do not like things. Due to the wrong plans of the President, there is also a possibility of moving towards our recession, but we will come out of it somehow. ”

Trump can calm the stock market

Kramer said that Trump can calm the stock market. For this, they will have to do three things- inflation will have to be controlled, new business deals will have to be done quickly, the jobs will have to be kept stable. Craermer said that if Trump focuses more to taste China or bring manufacturing back to the US instead of strengthening business relations, investors may increase.

US stock market condition

On Monday, the US stock market was seen fluctuating. On one side, S&P 500 fell to 0.2 percent in index. At the same time, Dow Jones Industrial Average declined by 349 points or 0.9 percent and Nasdac Composite recorded an increase of 0.1 percent.

These three index started the business with a decline. Later, Dow Jones fell to 1,700 points with even more fall in the global market. However, suddenly there was a surge of 900 points in the morning. Meanwhile, S&P 500 fell to 3.4 percent with a decline of 4.7 %, which is the biggest bounce in recent years.

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