New Delhi:
Stock Market Opening Bel On April 4: After the new tariff announcement of US President Donald Trump, the Indian stock market is also showing impact. On 4 April 2025, the market started in a red mark. Sensex -Nifty continued to decline. The heavy decline in the global market also affected the perception of Indian investors, which increased the selling in the market.
At 12:14 pm, the Sensex fell 761.53 points (1.00%) to 75,533.83. The Nifty was also trading at 22,964.10.
Slow start of the stock market, Trump’s tariff has an impact
When the market opened after pre-opening, the decline intensified. According to data till 9:21 am, the Sensex fell 562.90 points to 75,732.46. The Nifty was also trading at 23,046.65, broken 203.45 points. This decline was seen due to the earthquake in the global market due to America’s new tariff announcement.
The Indian stock market started slow on 4 April 2025. In the pre-opening session, the Sensex was at 76,160.09 below 135.27 points, or 0.18%. At the same time, the Nifty was trading at 23,190.40 with a decline of 59.70 points i.e. 0.26%.
Outcry in global market, big shock to Wall Street
Trump has announced that the US will now impose at least 10% tariffs on all imports. This rate can go up to 25% on the products of China, Vietnam, Indonesia and European Union (EU), especially. China has been imposed a total tariff of up to 54%, while 46% on Vietnam, 49% on Cambodia and 32% on Indonesia.
Global market crash including American, Japan, Europe
This decision also affected the US market. Dow Jones fell 1,700 points and reached the correction zone. S&P 500 declined by 5% and Nasdaq by about 6%. Japan, Europe and other global markets along with America also recorded a decline. Tokyo’s Nikkei fell more than 4%, while Paris and Frankfurt saw a decline of more than 3%.
Indian market impact, investors damage
This global decline was also affected on the Indian market. On Thursday, the BSE Sensex fell 322.08 points i.e. 0.42% to close at 76,295.36 points. It fell to 809.89 points during the business. However, due to the strengthening of the pharma sector, the decline of the market stopped to some extent. At the same time, the Nifty fell 82.25 points i.e. 0.35% to close at 23,250.10.