The impact of 25 basis points cut in interest rates by the US Federal Reserve was negative on the Indian stock market. At market closing, BSE Sensex fell by more than 500 points and closed below 84,500, while NSE Nifty fell by more than 160 points and went below the level of 25,900. Top Losers included Dr. Shares of big players like Reddy’s Labs, HDFC Life, Sun Pharma, Bharti Airtel and Tata Steel witnessed a decline of up to 5%. Interestingly, while the Asian markets witnessed a rise, the Indian markets continued to fall. The main reason for this was the selling of foreign investors. On October 29, FIIs sold shares worth ₹2,540 crore, while Domestic Institutional Investors bought shares worth ₹5,693 crore, i.e. they were net buyers. Market experts believe that uncertainty regarding Fed policies, continuous selling by foreign investors, and increasing volatility have slowed down the pace of the Indian market. In the coming days, Global Financial Developments and Commodity Price Movements will decide what will be the next direction of Sensex and Nifty.

The second chapter of the trade war between the US and India has started! The US has announced to impose 10% tariffs on 100 countries before the July 9 deadline, which has shaken the stock market. Sensex was initially flat, but IT, metal, pharma and banking shares saw a decline. BRICS countries may also suffer double loss of this decision as Trump has warned of imposing additional tax on these countries if they go against the US policy. The markets of Japan and Hong Kong were also in decline. At the same time, the delay in the talks of US-India Trade Deal is worrying investors. Will there be a big stir in the market by July 10? Know the complete information in this video!