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The BSE Sensex closed about 0.8% higher at 76,617.4 on Wednesday, reversing yesterday's sharp losses, driven by gains in IT, auto, and consumer sector stocks ahead of US tariff announcements. Market sentiment was largely supported by expectations that the tariffs would have a minimal impact on the domestic economy, given the positive progress in the India-US trade negotiations. Additionally, final data from a private survey showed that the manufacturing sector in India grew the most in eight months during March.

Sensex Ends on Positive Note

In Mumbai,  the SENSEX Index gained 593 points or 0.78 percent on Wednesday. Gains were led by Titan Company (3.76%), Indusind Bank (2.90%) and Tech Mahindra (2.10%). Biggest losers were Nestle India (-1.22%), UltraTech Cement (-0.94%) and Bajaj Finserv (-0.81%).

The SENSEX Index Closes 0.78% Higher

Ireland’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 4% in March 2025, a slight increase from February's record low of 3.9%. The number of unemployed people rose by 1,900 month-over-month to 114,800 in March. Unemployment rose to 59,000 for males and 55,800 for females, up from 58,200 and 54,700, respectively, in February. On an annual basis, the unemployment rate decreased to 4% from 4.3% in March last year.

Irish Jobless Rate Up from All-Time Low

The Logistics Manager’s Index in the US fell to 57.1 in March 2025 from 62.8 in February, which was the highest reading since June 2022. The decline is the third largest in the history of the index and March marked the softest expansion in the logistics sector in seven months. The decline was led by price metrics, namely Inventory Costs (-6.7 to 70.6), Warehousing Prices (-16.0 to 61.0), and Transportation Prices (-9.0 to 56.4), suggesting that supply chains revved up in February and early March to bring goods in, but have slowed in more recent weeks as more trade controls have been implemented. In addition, softer expansions were also recorded for Inventory Levels (-3.6 to 61.2), Warehousing (+1.8 to 52.3) and Transportation (-1.6 to 53.6) Capacity, Warehousing (-5.8 to 59.7) and Transportation Utilization (-3.8 to 54).

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