Indian shares are expected to open slightly higher due to RBI liquidity injection

From Nasdaq: 2025-01-27 21:40:18

Indian shares are expected to open slightly higher after two days of losses, but concerns over a low-cost Chinese AI model impacting Nvidia’s dominance may weigh on sentiment. President Trump plans to impose tariffs on foreign-produced semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, and metals to boost U.S. production. U.S. Senate confirms Scott Bessent as new Treasury Secretary, pushing for universal tariffs to start at 2.5%. RBI announces measures to inject over INR 1 trillion liquidity into the banking system, hinting at possible policy easing. Asian markets mixed, dollar index up, and gold steady while oil prices edge up. U.S. stocks ended lower, with tech stocks under pressure, while European stocks closed little changed with gains in defensive stocks offsetting tech sector losses.



Read more at Nasdaq: Sensex, Nifty Seen Tad Higher At Open