Domestic equity markets declined for the sixth consecutive week,
with key benchmark indices BSE Sensex and Nifty 50 falling by 0.92% and
0.82%, respectively.
Domestic equity markets fell after the U.S. President unexpectedly
doubled tariffs on Indian exports. Investor sentiment weakened as the 50%
tariff hike threatened India’s manufacturing push and could slow economic
growth.
Bond yields rose as the RBI kept rates unchanged, opting for a
wait-and-watch approach to assess the impact of earlier rate cuts on the
economy, contrary to market expectations of a dovish tone or further
easing.
Yield on the 10-year benchmark paper (6.33% GS 2035) rose by 3 bps
to close at 6.40% from the previous week’s close of 6.37%.
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