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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.

Indian stock markets plunged sharply on April 7, wiping out ₹16 lakh crore in investor wealth, in one of the biggest single-day crashes, echoing past financial crises.

Indian stock markets on Monday (April 7) witnessed a massive crash as Sensex plunged over 3,200 points and Nifty50 fell below 21,900. Here are the top 5 reasons behind today's bloodbath, including Trump tariffs, global sell-off, recession fears, and commodity slump.

Due to the market downturn, the combined market cap of 9 out of the top 10 companies decreased by ₹2.9 lakh crore last week. Tata Group's TCS suffered the most significant loss. Meanwhile, Airtel benefited the most. Let's explore the top 10 companies in the country by market cap

In its last monetary policy announcement on February 7, the MPC unanimously decided to reduce the policy repo rate by 25 basis points from 6.5 percent to 6.25 per cent. This was the first rate cut in the current easing cycle.

Japan's Nikkei 225 index dropped sharply by 5.79 per cent, leading the decline across the region. Hong Kong's Hang Seng index followed with a steep fall of around 10 per cent.

The public is happy with the fall in tomato and onion prices. Vegetables are being sold at cheap prices in the Koyambedu market. Here are today's prices for all vegetables.

Do you have a habit of filling fuel for an amount other than a round figure to escape the meters at petrol pumps? What happens at pumps when you fill fuel like this? Here's everything you need to know.

Female government employees and pensioners can now nominate their children for family pension instead of their husbands. This will provide relief to women in divorce and domestic violence cases.

Cities such as Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Mumbai, Pune besides Delhi-NCR are the major hubs for GCCs in India. The report by CBRE, a real estate consultancy company, added that the technology sector will lead the total office demand in the country, given its focus on pioneering advanced solutions.