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The research also highlights sectors where India may gain or lose ground, offering a nuanced picture of the challenges and opportunities emerging from the new US tariff regime.

Markets across the globe are reeling from a massive sell-off triggered by US-China tariff tensions. Dalal Street mirrored Wall Street’s crash, with stocks, metals, and even gold being dumped amid recession fears and liquidity stress.
 

Gold, a highly valued precious metal, is widely regarded as one of the most secure investment options. Traditionally cherished for its ornamental value, especially in women's jewelry, gold has increasingly gained prominence as a reliable investment asset.

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The report also highlighted that India still has a competitive edge in the global trade, as compared to countries like China, Vietnam, and others. While India fares better than some of its peers, it still lags behind countries like Canada, Mexico, and others in Latin America that enjoy lower tariffs and higher market shares.

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As part of the reciprocal tariffs announcement, US President Donald Trump imposed 34 per cent duties on Chinese goods. Faced with the tariffs, China retaliated with a similar degree of tariffs on US goods, setting off a potential trade war, and dampening investors' sentiment for the time being.

After Trump's tariff terror, the stock market crashed on April 7th, leaving investors disheartened. However, amidst this decline, there are some PSU stocks that can quietly make you rich. Their fundamentals are strong.

The 400-day fixed deposit scheme offers strong returns. The interest rate is over 7%. Senior citizens also get additional income.

Trump's tariff fears have so gripped the market that on April 7, the stock market crashed by more than 3000 points. The Nifty also fell by more than 900 points. During this period, Siemens' stock fell by more than 45%. Let's find out the top falling stocks.