New Delhi.Stock market opened on the green mark on Tuesday by US President Donald Trump to impose tariffs on China, Canada and Mexico. After the relief given by Trump to Canada and Mexico, the greenery returned to the domestic stock market.
Sensex rose 552.6 points to 77,739.34 points in early trade, while the Nifty rose to 173.15 points to reach 23,534.20 points. Apart from this, the rupee gained 13 paise in early trade to $ 86.98 against the US dollar. This record reached a low level on the previous day.

US President Donald Trump is constantly surprising the Stock Market. He had earlier announced a heavy tariff on Canada, Mexico and China. This led to the possibility of a trade war around the world and also crashed the Indian stock market along with Japan, South Korea. However, Trump has now postponed the plan to impose tariffs on Mexico and Canada. This has led to a tremendous rise in shares around the world including India.
Expert says that the temporary ban by Trump on the tariff will help the market overcome Monday’s fall. Now the attention of investors has been focused on the union budget, which was earlier affected due to business concerns. Also, investors hope that RBI’s MPC may announce the interest rate cuts, which will result in the results on 7 February.