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Equities in India climbed 345 points, or 0.4%, to 82,131 in morning trade on Tuesday, reversing losses from the previous session and reaching their highest level since July 24. The gains were supported by optimism surrounding US trade talks with both China and India. The BSE Sensex followed an upbeat session on Wall Street overnight, buoyed by expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts and progress in US-China negotiations. Domestic data further boosted sentiment after Monday’s report showed the unemployment rate fell to a record low in August, while the trade deficit narrowed. The Nifty 50 also rose 0.4%, crossing the 25,150 mark. Small-cap and mid-cap stocks advanced 0.6% and 0.3%, respectively. Most sectors traded in the green, led by the auto sector, which gained 0.7%. Top performers included Mahindra & Mahindra (up 1.2%), NTPC (1.2%), Axis Bank (1.1%), Kotak Mahindra Bank (1.0%), and Adani Ports (0.9%).

India Stocks Rise to Near 8-Week High

The U.S. will start implementing a lower 15% tariff on Japanese automobiles and auto parts from Tuesday, in line with a trade deal between the two nations, the Trump administration said. U.S. Customs guidance confirmed the rate will apply to “passenger vehicles and light trucks and automobile parts” from Japan entered for consumption after 12:01 a.m. EDT on September 16, 2025. Earlier this month, President Trump signed an order capping tariffs on most Japanese products at 15%, down from 27.5%, after Tokyo pressed Washington to honor its commitment to cut levies on autos, a key pillar of Japan’s economy. The auto industry is Japan’s largest export sector to the U.S. and a driver of jobs and wages. As part of the broader deal, Japan pledged to establish a USD 550 billion U.S. investment fund, though questions remain over its financing. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick warned Japan could face higher import taxes if it fails to back Trump’s investment plans.

U.S. to Implement 15% Tariff on Japanese Autos from Today

Silver steadied around $42.5 per ounce on Tuesday, hovering near 14-year highs as investors positioned for an expected US Federal Reserve rate cut this week. Markets are nearly fully pricing in a 25 basis point reduction on Wednesday, with 67 bps of easing projected by year-end. Expectations have been bolstered by data showing a cooling labor market and subdued inflation. President Donald Trump also pressed Fed Chair Jerome Powell for a larger cut, citing housing market weakness. Elsewhere, central banks in Canada and China are expected to ease policy this week, while those in Japan and the UK are likely to hold steady. On the geopolitical front, US-China trade talks in Spain showed progress, with Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping scheduled to speak Friday. Meanwhile, industrial demand from solar, electric vehicles and electronics continues to tighten the physical silver market, with supply constraints supporting prices.

Silver Holds Firm on Fed Rate Cut Bets

The Bank of Thailand and the Finance Ministry are considering a tax on gold traded online in baht, Bloomberg News reported, citing people familiar with the matter. The levy, aimed at slowing the baht’s rally that threatens exports and tourism, may exempt trades in U.S. dollars, on futures exchanges, or from bullion shops. Officials say the measure would curb gold exports and make domestic ownership costlier, as dollar inflows from bullion shipments have strengthened the currency. BoT officials will meet gold traders on Monday to discuss the metal’s impact and tighter reporting. Further talks with the Finance Ministry are planned, with a decision expected only after a new cabinet takes office. The tax, possibly a special business levy, could apply when sellers convert dollar proceeds into baht, though rates remain undecided.

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