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With growing market volatility and global uncertainties, upcoming corporate earnings are set to influence the market s future direction. Expert Neeraj Dewan emphasized the importance of earnings reports and sector-specific developments, particularly in the face of tariff-related concerns and early signs of increased order flows in certain sectors.

Shiv Chanani of Baroda BNP Paribas MF suggests a stock-specific approach due to global uncertainty impacting valuations. Key sectors such as consumption, pharma, and select capital goods are expected to perform well. However, Chanani advises caution with commodities due to potential global growth slowdown.

Coal India shares: However, Coal India s coal production in FY25 saw a slight growth of 1% compared to the previous year, according to a regulatory filing. The company also reported a 3.1% decline in production for March 2025, with output dropping to 85.8 million tonnes from 88.6 million tonnes in March 2024.

Tata Consumer Products shares: Goldman Sachs highlights the company s strong innovation and expansion in distribution within its growth businesses. Additionally, the reduction in net interest costs, as acquisition debt is paid down, is also viewed as a positive factor.

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As the situation stands, we have already seen the worst kind of panic in the markets. It happened in the run up to March. Markets are always the leading indicator and they have stabilised for now.

JSW Energy shares: In an exchange filing, the company announced that it added 3.6 GW of generation capacity in FY2025, marking the highest annual addition in its history. This brings its total installed capacity to 10.9 GW, surpassing its stated target for the fiscal year by a significant margin.

As Trump’s April 2 tariff decision looms, Indian markets brace for potential fallout. Mild tariffs could boost export-driven sectors like pharma and IT, while harsh impositions might deepen market turmoil. With India facing heightened tariffs on US goods, trade disruptions in pharma, autos, and agriculture are expected, raising fears of a broader trade war and economic uncertainty.