Stock Market LIVE Updates: Will Nifty, Sensex follow global markets? Asian markets in the green

Sensex Nifty Today | Stock Market Live Updates: GIFT Nifty has been trading lower ahead of the opening of the Indian stock market on Tuesday. It took cues from the Asian markets, which are higher following the overnight gains on Wall Street. 

Here are key factors to watch out for trade-

  • US tariffs: US President Donald Trump announced that the US will be imposing a uniform global tariff on all countries on Wednesday, April 02. Trump has termed it as “Liberation Day.”  “We would start with all countries, so let’s see what happens,” said Trump.
  • Global markets: The global equity markets majorly advanced on Monday and Tuesday morning. Investors awaited clarity on Trump’s reciprocal tariffs. The equity markets in the US closed mostly on a higher note. Following this, Asia-Pacific markets opened Tuesday’s trade on a positive note.

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