Stock Market: Domestic stock market gains momentum after 90-day break

Press Release Apr 11, 2025 25 Add to Reading List

As you know, America has recently announced another tariff hike on China. However, the domestic stock market gained momentum today due to the 90-day break in reciprocal tariffs. With this, the BSE Sensex rose by over 1,100 points in early trading, while the Nifty also crossed the 22,750 mark. Sun Pharma and Tata Motors gained over 4 percent. At 9.55 am, the BSE Sensex was trading at 75,263.24, up 1416.09 points or 1.92%. The National Stock Exchange Nifty also rose by 456.80 points or 2.04% to 22,855.95 points. With this increase, the market cap of BSE listed companies increased by Rs. 6.97 lakh crore to Rs. 400.79 lakh crore.

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Domestic stock market rebounds after 90-day break

The stock market is running today.
US President Donald Trump recently announced that he will ban reciprocal tariffs on all countries except China for 90 days. He also increased reciprocal tariffs on China to 145 percent. Yesterday, Thursday, due to Mahavir JayantiDomestic stock marketsClosed. The stock market is running today. While 27 of the 30 stocks in the Sensex opened with gains, Sun Pharma, Tata Steel, and Tata Motors shares increased. On the other hand, Asian Paints, IndusInd Bank, and TCS shares declined.
TCS shares fall
Shares of TCS, the country's largest IT company, are trading with a slight decline today. The company's profit in the last quarter of the 2025 financial year fell by 1.7% to Rs 12,224 crore. This profit is lower than analysts' expectations. Analysts had estimated it at Rs 12,650 crore. On the other hand, Nifty Pharma and Metal indices gained more than 3%. Similarly, Nifty Auto and Healthcare rose more than 2%. Nifty Financial Services, IT, PSU Bank, Realty, Consumer Durables, Oil & Gas indices gained between 1 to 2%.

On the last trading day of this week, other Asian markets declined. The domestic stock market has rebounded strongly due to the impact of the 90-day tariff break, US decisions, and international markets. This provides good opportunities for investors and traders. Japan's Nikkei index fell by 4.5%. South Korea's market lost 1.7%. The Indian market, however, is running in the opposite direction. US President Donald Trump has increased tariffs on China to 145%. However, he announced a 90-day tariff exemption for countries other than China. This has increased confidence among international investors and the market has gained momentum.