Stock Market Today Live Updates: Market Reacts Negatively, Sensex Dips Slightly, Nifty Slips Below 25,450

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The Sensex saw a marginal decline in early trade, reflecting cautious investor sentiment. Meanwhile, the Nifty dropped below the 25,450 mark, tracking mixed global cues and profit booking in key sectors. Broader markets also traded with mild weakness.

Copper and friends took a nosedive after Trump stirred the pot again, promising a 10% tariff on any country cozying up with the BRICS gang. Industrial metals, always quick to catch a cold from trade jitters, extended their losses as traders hit the panic button. With supply chains potentially in for a shake-up, the metals market is feeling the heat. Looks like Trump’s trade tantrum has metals sweating bullets — so buckle up, investors, this rollercoaster ride is far from over!

Gold prices edged lower on Monday as progress in global trade talks and a temporary tariff reprieve dampened demand for the safe-haven asset. The delay in the implementation of new US tariffs, now pushed to August 1, has eased immediate market fears, prompting investors to shift toward riskier assets like equities. Optimism around possible trade resolutions has further weighed on bullion, which typically gains during periods of uncertainty. With investor sentiment slightly more upbeat and the US dollar steady, gold is seeing limited support in early trade, signaling a cautious week ahead for commodities.

The Indian Stock Market benchmark indices, Sensex and Nifty opened in red (9:15 AM). Nifty at 25,417.40 with −43.60 (0.17%) points, Whereas Sensex opened at 83,337.52 with −95.37 (0.11%) from previous session.

The Indian rupee opened 18 paise weaker on Monday at 85.57 against the US dollar, compared to Friday’s close of 85.39. The decline comes amid renewed global uncertainty after former US President Donald Trump announced a delay in the implementation of new tariffs, pushing the deadline to August 1. While the move offered temporary relief to global markets, it also injected fresh caution into currency sentiment. The rupee’s weakness reflects the ongoing nervousness in global trade dynamics and could keep import-heavy sectors and forex-sensitive stocks under pressure in the near term.

In today’s pre-market session, the market appears to be taking a moment to steady itself. Keep an eye on the GIFT Nifty, trading near 25,536—a slight 4-point drop from the previous Nifty futures close. This suggests the day could start off flat or with mild caution across the benchmark indices. Not much excitement just yet, right? However, don’t count the session out. Global uncertainty persists, fueled by renewed tariff discussions involving Donald Trump, which is tempering early market sentiment. So, stay vigilant—the opening may be quiet, but history tells us the real momentum often unfolds after the opening bell!

Last week ended on a strong note, with the Nifty 50 comfortably holding above the 25,400 level and the Sensex adding a solid 193 points. The bulls seem ready to charge again, eyes focused and fingers poised for action. However, before diving in headfirst, traders should take a moment to assess the broader picture. Global markets are sending mixed signals, clouded by uncertainty stemming from former US President Donald Trump’s recent tariff comments. This confusion has rippled through overseas markets, prompting caution among investors. Reflecting this mood, the GIFT Nifty is trading near 25,536—just 4 points below Friday’s Nifty futures close—indicating that today’s market is likely to start on a flat note. So while the domestic momentum remains strong, keep an eye on how global developments unfold before making any bold moves. It’s shaping up to be a cautious Monday on Dalal Street.

Asia-Pacific markets are set for a mixed start on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed that higher tariffs, announced April 2, will take effect Aug. 1 for nations without trade deals.

Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 futures point to a lower open at 8,583 versus Friday’s close of 8,603. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng futures dipped to 23,899 from 23,916.06, while Japan’s Nikkei 225 looks set to open higher, with Chicago futures at 39,915 against its previous close of 39,810.88.

U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed Sunday that the new tariffs will take effect on August 1, not July 9 as previously speculated.

When asked to clarify, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said, “Tariffs go into effect Aug. 1. But the president is setting the rates and deals now,” with Trump agreeing.

Futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 110 points, or 0.3%, while S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures each slipped 0.3%.