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After Trump's tariff terror, the stock market crashed on April 7th, leaving investors disheartened. However, amidst this decline, there are some PSU stocks that can quietly make you rich. Their fundamentals are strong.

Trump's tariff fears have so gripped the market that on April 7, the stock market crashed by more than 3000 points. The Nifty also fell by more than 900 points. During this period, Siemens' stock fell by more than 45%. Let's find out the top falling stocks.

It’s bloodbath on Monday! BSE Sensex and Nifty50, the Indian equity benchmark indices, crashed in trade on Monday. Both stock market indices plunged over 4%. At 10:41 AM, BSE Sensex was trading at 72,505.18, down 2,860 points or 3.79%. Nifty50 was at 21,975.90, down 929 points or 4.05%.

Bitcoin fell as much as 7% to $77,077 during early morning trading in Singapore, according to Bloomberg. Ethereum, the second-largest digital currency, plunged to $1,538—marking its lowest intra-day level since October 2023.

Indian stock markets on Monday (April 7) witnessed a massive crash as Sensex plunged over 3,200 points and Nifty50 fell below 21,900. Here are the top 5 reasons behind today's bloodbath, including Trump tariffs, global sell-off, recession fears, and commodity slump.

The BSE Sensex was down by 5.29 per cent, opening with a decline of 3,984.80 points or 5.29 per cent, at 71,379.8. Experts stated that the need of the hour is a reform package by the government to help the markets navigate this global selloff amid Trump's announcements.

Japan's Nikkei 225 index dropped sharply by 5.79 per cent, leading the decline across the region. Hong Kong's Hang Seng index followed with a steep fall of around 10 per cent.

Trump's reciprocal tariff announcement last week sent tremors across asset classes globally, including here in India. Equity markets worldwide slumped, particularly after Trump's sweeping trade tariffs, which stoked fears of an all-out trade war and a global economic recession.

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The benchmark BSE Sensex plunged over 800 points to open at 75,811.12, marking a 1.05 percent decline. Similarly, the NSE Nifty 50 index fell by 182.05 points, opening at 23,150.30, down by 0.78 percent.