Dipan Mehta advises investors to prioritize liquidity and cost reduction amid tariff uncertainties, drawing parallels to the 2008 crisis. He suggests reassessing export-oriented businesses and bracing for potential PE multiple compression due to global economic slowdown. Mehta emphasizes caution and preparedness over predicting market bottoms, highlighting the impact of uncertainty on business decisions and investments.

Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) shares surged the most, rising 4% to a day s high of Rs 367.50 on the BSE, followed by Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL) shares, which climbed 2.7% to Rs 281.80. Meanwhile, Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) shares increased by 2%, reaching Rs 131.

President Trump s trade policies, including reciprocal tariffs, have sparked global economic concerns, potentially leading to a lose-lose scenario with higher costs and fragile trade relations. While some sectors in India may benefit from these shifts, overall GDP growth could be negatively impacted. Amidst softening inflation, a potential repo rate cut by the RBI is anticipated to boost economic growth.

Top PSUs like Coal India, ONGC, and BPCL delivered strong dividend yields, attracting income-focused investors with consistent payouts, government backing, and financial stability amid uncertain market conditions.

After three bruising sessions that erased ₹24 lakh crore in market cap, the Sensex and Nifty rebounded sharply. Yet, caution prevails on Dalal Street as experts warn that the bottom may not be in. With Trump’s tariff threats stoking recession fears and uncertainty still looming, analysts advise a wait-and-watch strategy while selectively accumulating quality largecaps and pharma stocks.

Five stocks, including PNB Housing, Titan, and MCX, saw fresh long buildups on April 8, marked by rising open interest and prices—indicating bullish sentiment in the F&O segment.

Top large-cap stocks like Vedanta, Hindustan Zinc, and Coal India delivered high dividend yields, offering strong passive income and signaling robust financial health—appealing to long-term, income-oriented investors.

European shares bounced off 14-month lows in early trading on Tuesday after four straight sessions of heavy selling, although investors mood remained sensitive to tariff-related developments.

Prashant Jain of 3P Investment Managers anticipates a decrease in FII selling, potentially leading to buying, as the US market underperforms and investors rebalance towards India s strong economic growth. He suggests Nifty could yield reasonable returns, while cautioning against small and midcaps. India s low correlation with global GDP and focus on domestic consumption position it favorably amidst global economic uncertainties.

Chennai Super Kings on-field dominance in the IPL has translated to significant financial gains, including a surge in its unlisted market value. The franchise s stock has risen substantially, driven by consistent playoff appearances, title wins, and robust financial growth, with a notable increase in PAT and central pool income.