Investors to keep eye on US-China tariff war, Q4 earnings and inflation data in holiday-shortened week
Sunday, 13 April 2025 Equity markets are bracing for a volatile, holiday-shortened week, influenced by US-China trade war developments and key Q4 earnings from Indian giants like Wipro and Infosys. Investors will closely monitor global cues, foreign investor activity, and inflation data. Market sentiment will also be affected by rupee-dollar movements and Brent crude oil prices amid significant global economic data releases.
President Donald Trump admitted delaying tariff hikes due to market panic, saying investors were getting “afraid.” Following a $1.5 trillion stock wipeout ahead of tariff hikes, Trump froze most tariffs at 10%—except for China’s, which rose to 125%. The announcement triggered a...
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Volatility is expected in the stock markets this week as investors closely monitor the impact of US tariffs, US inflation data, and the RBI's interest rate... IndiaTimes