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Trump tariff: Trump’s threat of reciprocal tariffs could impact India, which has higher tariffs on US imports than vice versa. Key vulnerable sectors include machinery, gems, pharmaceuticals, and steel. India’s trade surplus with the US may face pressure under new tariff policies.

Stock Market crash: Stock market volatility has triggered sharp corrections, with Nifty50 falling over 12% from its peak. Small and midcap stocks are under pressure, while expert Jyotivardhan Jaipuria highlights the historical normalcy of market corrections and the need for stability.

Sensex and Nifty fell for the fifth session amid weak global cues. CRISIL, MSTC, and Adani Enterprises gained, while HBL Engineering, Eicher Motors, and Shipping Corporation dropped.

A survey on urban Indians financial behavior in 2024 reveals strong saving habits but limited success in achieving financial goals. Despite 67% saving over 20% of their income, poor financial literacy and planning remain major hurdles. Mutual funds are the most popular investment choice, and 67% of respondents plan to increase investments in 2025.

Rite Water Solutions IPO: Rite Water Solutions, backed by Mukul Agrawal, has filed for a ₹745 crore IPO with SEBI. The offering includes a ₹300 crore fresh issue and a ₹445 crore offer-for-sale by existing shareholders, aiming to fund working capital and corporate needs.

Market expert Sunil Subramaniam analyzes Trumponomics’ impact on Indian markets. IT and pharma benefit, metals face short-term pressure, and private banks lead short-term gains. Changing consumer behavior and FII selling create volatility, but long-term opportunities remain strong across key sectors.

Shiv Sehgal discusses investor sentiment, corporate India s outlook, and the impact of global trade issues on the market. He mentions potential for a sharp market rally based on upcoming positive events such as Modi s US visit and further RBI actions. Domestic consumption and the capex cycle are key themes, with foreign investors closely monitoring the situation.

Grasim: Grasim Industries Q3 profit dropped 41% to Rs 899 crore, impacted by lower cement realisations, investments in paints, and higher costs. Revenue grew 9% to Rs 34,793 crore. The company invested Rs 9,000 crore in its paints business and Rs 2,785 crore in capex. Financial services and chemical segments showed growth.

European shares were largely unchanged on Tuesday after a record close in the previous session, with investors assessing the risks of an escalating trade war after U.S. President Donald Trump raised tariffs on metals.