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The Indian stock market on Friday saw a huge rise in the Indian stock market after US President Donald Trump’s declaration of temporary relief in tariffs for other countries except China and the 26% fee on India. At the same time, RBI’s policy rates cut and positive economic indicators further emphasized the market.
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On Friday, the Indian stock market saw a tremendous rise. The main reason for this was the business policies announced by the US and the decision of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) monetary policy. President Donald Trump has given a 90 -day discount in tariffs for other countries except China and temporarily withdraws 26 percent of additional fees levied on India.
Record made as soon as the market opened
On the last trading day of the week, the Nifty 50 index opened at 22,695 levels and touched the Intrade highest level of 22,874 in the initial hours of trading. The BSE Sensex opened at 74,835 and reached 75,319 in a few minutes. Bank Nifty also started at the upper level of 51,066 starting from the level of 50,634.
Frequency in all sectors
By noon, the Sensex recorded a gain of about 1,500 points and reached a level of 75,411. The BSE Small-Cap index gained more than 2 percent and the mid-cap index gained 1.85 percent. Till 10:30 am, 281 shares listed in BSE touched the circuit limit, out of which 183 shares were in upper circuit.
These are the reason behind the fast
- Trump’s business policy relief:
Donald Trump has given 90 days discount on tariffs imposed on other countries except China. The 26 percent fee imposed on India has also been postponed. This provided relief to Indian exporters and created a positive atmosphere in the market. - Trend of foreign investors:
Trump’s policy of maintaining business pressure on China and giving relief to India led to the trend of foreign investors towards India. According to experts, “Sell China, Buy India” strategy can be adopted. - RBI policy rates cut:
The Reserve Bank of India cut the repo rate by 25 basis points and estimated the inflation rate of 4% for FY 2026. This has hoped investors to maintain liquidity in the market. - Impact of short covering:
The market weakened on Wednesday, while on Thursday the global market increased. As soon as the market opened on Friday, investors covered the short position, which further strengthened the initial boom. - Expect good results of the fourth quarter:
The RBI has predicted a strong performance in the fourth quarter of the companies. Especially from banking and industrial sector, good results are expected, which has further increased the trust of investors.