Trump fees deepen the Indian stock losses of $ 248 billion

The stationary Indian stock market stares at the risk of incurring more losses, after the United States imposed one of the highest customs duties in Asia on the export of India. US President Donald Trump has his intention to impose 25% on Indian goods at the same time from Friday, with extra sanctions against the background of India’s purchases of Russian energy. This percentage is higher than the extent of fees imposed on a number of other countries in Asia, ranging between 15% and 20%. The performance of the most important index of Indian stocks has left most of its peers in the world this year amid the fear of slowing down in the local economy and the decline in corporate profits. This decline has increased this year, with the acceleration of foreign investors, which has begun to start cheaper and more attractive markets such as Hong Kong and South Korea. Since the Indian stock market scored a record level on July 2, it has lost about $ 248 billion from its value. Tomo Kenoshetta, the world market strategy of ‘Invesco Management’, said that ‘India is known for its military in commercial negotiations, and that this militantity appears on an unwanted result this time.’ He added that “the imposition of customs duties with 25% is likely to have a moderate negative impact on the Indian stock market, especially on the shares associated with the export sector.” Read more: Trump places 25% Customs on India, from August 1, the MSCI index of Indian shares is aimed at recording the worst monthly achievement since February. Despite its minor profits this year, the performance is still late compared to the 14% jump in the MSCI stock index in Asia and the Pacific. It also seems to be very modest compared to the sharp increase of 36% in the MSCI shares index in Korea, which benefited from a wave of optimism with structural reforms led by the new president in the country. In the aftermath of Trump’s remarks, futures for the standard local index “NSE Nifty 50” fell 0.6%, while Ishares MSCI India ETF fell 1.5%. However, the situation is still volatile, as the US president later said that negotiations with India continue, and will know if it is possible to reach a “end this week” trading agreement. The decline in the attractiveness of the Indian market. The Indian market has begun to lose its immunity in the light of global turmoil, which is the function that has long distinguished. With the contraction of positive surprises in the results of corporate profits, and the continued stock evaluation at high levels that is one of the highest in Asia, investors tend to take a more cautious position in the short term. The MSCI index is currently stocks in India when a profitability is about 22 times of the expected profits for a year, exceeding the long -term average, as well as equity evaluation indicators in China and South Korea. Although the stocks are declining, the capital market in India is a remarkable activity. The total funds raised by the initial public entries, granting shares for major investors, and major trading exceeded the $ 6 billion barrier for the third consecutive month. It is noteworthy that the last time the publications reached this level was late 2024, when they coincided with a sharp correction of a double number in executing local shares. Also read: The Indian stock market is a candidate to add $ 3 trillion thanks to the interruptions, commenting on the matter, Bratik Barrick said, strategically at “Novama Instituteal Eqits”: “High judgments and slowdowns in the profit growth that has added traditional incentives and buyers to the head. In private stocks, an ‘intensive sale’, which is a local braid, delayed the local raft, which has the foreign stocks. So far, the business results have not provided for the quarters, two sectors, which make up these issues, such as the profitable technology and financial services, two sectors, which make up these issues, such as profitable technology and financial services, two sectors form the market value, without expectations. Invest CEO, said: “The New York investment fund has strengthened its exposure to Korean shares in recent months, and utilizes the benefits that include the improvement in institutional management.” Honestly, it seems that the year 2025 would be a difficult year for India to bridge the performance gap, “he added.