A b opening is anticipated in the Indian stock market today, April 11, 2025, following the Mahavir Jayanti holiday. The convergence of global indicators and domestic policy decisions has created a robust platform for market growth.
Stock Market: The Indian stock market was closed on April 10, 2025, for Mahavir Jayanti. However, market experts believe that the market may open bly on Friday. A major contributing factor is the recent announcement by US President Donald Trump, offering a 90-day tariff relief to all countries except China. This decision has resulted in positive trends in global markets, generating enthusiasm among Indian investors. Therefore, a bullish market opening is expected on Friday after the holiday.
Strong Signals from the US Market
US President Donald Trump's announcement of a 90-day tariff relief to all countries except China has been welcomed by investors. This decision led to a significant surge in US markets:
• The NASDAQ Composite closed at 17,124.97, marking a historic increase of 1,857.06 points (12.16%).
• The S&P 500 surged by 9.52%, reaching 5,456.90.
• The Dow Jones also saw a substantial jump, closing at 40,608.45 with a gain of 1,962.86 points.
These figures have reinforced global investor confidence, and this positive impact is expected to affect Indian markets.
Positive Domestic Developments
Although the market experienced some pressure on Wednesday, with the Sensex closing at 73,847 after a 380-point drop and the Nifty falling 137 points to 22,399, three major positive factors are now emerging for the market:
Three Key Reasons for Potential Growth on Friday
1. 90-Day Tariff Relief: America's decision has boosted investor confidence in global trade. This is expected to support index heavyweight companies.
2. Strong Stance Against China: The Trump administration has increased tariffs on China from 104% to 125%. This could open up export opportunities for India and other Asian countries.
3. Repo Rate Cut: The Reserve Bank of India has reduced the repo rate by 0.25% to 6%. This indicates that inflation is under control and further reduction in loan costs is anticipated. This could boost the auto, real estate, and banking sectors.
Sectors to Watch
• Banking and NBFC stocks: The expectation of cheaper loans may increase buying in these stocks.
• FMCG and Consumer Durables: Inflation relief is likely to increase demand in these sectors.
• IT and Pharma: Global trends suggest strength in these defensive sectors.
