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Bullish Patterns (Uptrend Signals)
These appear after a downtrend & signal reversal or strong buying:
1️⃣ Bullish Engulfing – Big green candle eats red one = buyers dominate 💪
2️⃣ Bullish Tweezer – Two matching lows = strong support 📉📈
3️⃣ Morning Star 🌅 – Red → indecision → green = bulls taking over
4️⃣ Hammer 🔨 – Long lower wick = rejection of lower prices
5️⃣ Inverted Hammer ⬆️ – Like hammer, but upside down = potential reversal
6️⃣ Three Inside Up 📈📈📈 – Red candle + two greens = trend flipping
7️⃣ Three White Soldiers 🪖🪖🪖 – Three strong green candles = bullish momentum
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🔴 Bearish Patterns (Downtrend Signals)
Appear after an uptrend & indicate potential price drop:
8️⃣ Bearish Engulfing – Big red candle swallows green one = sellers in control 😬
9️⃣ Bearish Tweezer – Matching highs = strong resistance 🧱
🔟 Evening Star 🌆 – Green → indecision → red = bulls fading
1️⃣1️⃣ Shooting Star 🌠 – Long upper wick = rejection of higher prices
1️⃣2️⃣ Three Black Crows 🐦🐦🐦 – Three big reds = strong sell-off ahead
1️⃣3️⃣ Three Inside Down 🔻🔻🔻 – Green followed by two reds = trend reversal
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⚪ Neutral / Indecision Patterns
1️⃣4️⃣ Spinning Tops 🌀 – Long wicks, tiny body = confusion in the market
1️⃣5️⃣ Doji ⚖️ – Open ≈ Close = market hesitation, often before a reversal
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🎯 Why This Matters:
✅ These patterns work across all timeframes
✅ Crucial for spotting reversals early
✅ Helps you enter smarter, exit safer
💡 Pro Tip: Use these with volume confirmation & support/resistance for best results!
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US-China trade war reignites in 2025, escalating tariffs
India benefits from US tariff pause, exploring trade pact
IT and agriculture sectors may gain from trade shifts
When the world’s two biggest economic superpowers collide, the tremors ripple far and wide. Right now, the United States and China—the twin giants of the global economy—are yet again locked in a bruising trade war that threatens to upend international markets.

With tariffs flying thick and fast, supply chains unravelling, and geopolitical tensions rising, India, like much of the world, finds itself watching, waiting, and bracing for impact.

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It’s 2025, and we’re back in trade war territory. The last time we were here, between 2018 and 2020, it shook up global markets, delayed investment decisions, and sent exporters scrambling.

"What began as a U.S.-China trade war is now inching closer to a messy divorce, making global markets even more susceptible to shock," said Trivesh, COO Tradejini.

That round was triggered when then-President Trump imposed targeted tariffs on Chinese goods, accusing Beijing of unfair trade practices. China hit back, and a tit-for-tat war ensued, affecting over $450 billion worth of trade.

India got caught in the crossfire too. Steel and aluminum exports worth over billions of dollars were hit. The US even revoked India’s Generalised System of Preferences (GSP) status in 2019. The ripple effects were real—a weakening rupee, soaring inflation, and a slowdown in GDP growth from 8.3% in 2017–18 to 4.2% by 2019–20.

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Now, it’s happening again — only this time, it’s faster and threatening to hit harder.

US, CHINA TARIFF DUEL
In his latest move, President Donald Trump has slapped a sweeping tariff of 125% on all Chinese imports, commanding the nation to not retaliate.

China, unsurprisingly, hasn’t backed down. Its retaliation has pushed tariffs on US goods up to 84%, hitting everything from American energy to agriculture and heavy machinery.

Trump is calling it a “necessary reset,” saying, “It’s the only chance our country will have to reset the table.” His administration has widened the net, going after not just China but Southeast Asian nations like Vietnam and Cambodia, accusing them of acting as backdoors for rerouted Chinese goods — a tactic seen during the last trade war, especially with solar equipment.

But in a move that’s taken many by surprise, the White House has also announced a 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs for dozens of countries, including India. That decision comes just 24 hours after the tariff blitz, and while it may be strategic—a way to isolate China—it’s being seen in New Delhi as an opening.

A senior official quoted in a Reuters report said the pause is a “relief for Indian exporters, especially shrimp exporters,” many of whom had feared being caught in the crossfire. The same official noted that India is among the first nations to begin formal talks with the US on a trade pact, and crucially, one of the only countries with a mutually agreed deadline.

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The two sides are now working to conclude the first phase of a trade deal by autumn 2025, targeting $500 billion in two-way trade by 2030.

As the situation stands, the US reciprocal tariff on Indian goods currently stands at 10%, far lower than the 125% now aimed at Chinese imports. That gap creates an opportunity India is keen to exploit.

WHAT IT MEANS FOR INDIA?
India isn’t directly in the line of fire, but it’s standing close enough to feel the heat. For one, its manufacturing sector is heavily reliant on Chinese components — especially in electronics, where everything from batteries and semiconductors to display panels come from across the border. That means smartphones, laptops, and appliances could get costlier in the coming weeks.

The pharmaceutical sector faces a similar vulnerability. Despite being a global pharma powerhouse, India depends on China for nearly 70% of the active pharmaceutical ingredients it uses. Any disruption in that flow could increase production costs and delay drug deliveries, with a ripple effect on global generic drug markets.

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India’s automakers, already navigating high input costs and a transition to EVs, could find their supply chains snarled. From EV batteries to specialty metals, many of the parts that keep Indian factories running come from China — or from regions now under US tariff scrutiny.

Then there’s steel. With US and European markets tightening up, Chinese producers may look to offload excess inventory into alternative markets like India. That could depress local prices and hurt Indian producers already grappling with margin pressures.

But it’s not all bad news. India’s IT and tech services industry could stand to gain, just like it did during the last round of trade tensions.

American companies, wary of rising costs and instability in China, may accelerate outsourcing to India — especially for backend operations, software development, and AI support.

There’s also a possibility of agricultural openings. If China pulls back from US farm imports as it did last time, India might get a chance to step in, especially in markets like soybeans or cotton. But such gains are often marginal and unpredictable.

"We believe it is better to stay calm and patient rather than chase short-term gains. Long-term investing needs stability, and with tariffs possibly returning after 90 days, risks remain. Defensive sectors like consumer goods and healthcare may provide some safety during such times. Additionally, technology and domestic manufacturing could see growth if policy support continues, but volatility will persist," said Trivesh, sharing advice for investors on Dalal Street.

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TARIFF AND TECH WAR
This round of tensions is layered with a deeper tech conflict. The US is tightening restrictions on semiconductor exports to China, targeting high-performance chips that power AI systems and advanced computing.

In response, China is threatening to cut off exports of rare earth elements — including gallium and germanium — that are essential to everything from EVs and smartphones to missile guidance systems.

India, which is trying to build its own chip manufacturing capacity, could find itself caught in this tussle. A shortage of rare earths or delays in semiconductor components could push back plans for tech manufacturing and slow down digital transformation across sectors.

TOUGHER ROUND OF TRADE WAR
What makes this round of the trade war different is its immediacy. In 2018, it took months for the slowdown to ripple through emerging markets. In 2025, the impact is being felt almost overnight. Global investors are jittery. Trade routes are being redrawn. Multinational companies are revisiting their supply chain strategies — again.

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The IMF has already flagged the potential for a 0.5% dent in global GDP if the trade war escalates — translating to hundreds of billions in lost output. And it’s not just numbers. It means lost jobs, tighter household budgets, and lower investor confidence — in Mumbai, Munich, and Minneapolis alike.

Prashant Bhojwani, Partner, Tax & Regulatory Services at BDO India, said, “The US government’s move of imposing country-specific tariffs is a significant development in the context of the global trade landscape. The impact goes beyond tax and may lead to disruption of supply chains, business models, and could potentially pause existing investment and business plans.”

“In the short term, a slowdown in international trade could be likely as rising consumer prices impact demand and consumption patterns. In this context, businesses would need to reassess and, if necessary, re-invent supply chains and business models to build in cost efficiencies,” he added.
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Markets Rally as Trade Winds Shift: U.S.–China Dialogue Rekindles #Optimism
After weeks of market anxiety, a cautious optimism is taking hold. The index has delivered an extraordinary nine-week rally, marking its longest winning streak in years. This historic bounce comes as the U.S. government begins to soften its trade stance, signaling potential re-engagement with China after months of icy silence.

Recent personnel changes in trade departments on both sides hint at a strategic reset. Beijing has acknowledged receiving messages from Washington that indicate a renewed willingness to talk—though, for now, China says it's still “evaluating” the overture.

Investors are starting to believe that the Trump administration may be reaching its “pain threshold,” as suggested in a recent Bloomberg survey. While rhetoric continues to frame current challenges as inherited from the previous administration, markets are betting on pragmatic adjustments to tariffs as economic pressures mount.

The renewed trade momentum coincides with a strong non-farm payroll report. April saw 177,000 new jobs added, keeping unemployment steady at 4.2%. This data helped ease fears of an imminent recession, and spurred a return of risk appetite in both equity and credit markets.

The bond market also flashed signs of stabilization. The yield curve has flattened back to February levels, pricing in only modest expectations—around a 30% chance—of a Fed rate cut in June, with just three cuts projected for all of 2025. Declining inflation data and steady demand for U.S. debt from foreign central banks are supporting this balance.

Meanwhile, the cryptocurrency space is moving sideways. Bitcoin briefly crossed $96,000 but encountered immediate selling pressure. With volatility falling to year-to-date lows, crypto appears caught in macro crosswinds, waiting for a decisive breakout—up or down.

In the short term, consolidation seems likely across risk assets, with moderate bullish leanings if macroeconomic data remains stable. ETF flows have returned to early Q1 levels, a quiet sign of improving sentiment.

Looking ahead, market watchers caution that while the rebound has been impressive, it now faces a critical test. SPX is nearing a technical resistance zone. Historically, recoveries in bear market territory are choppy and often deceptive—but the current rally is also sending bullish divergence signals that could take it back to January highs.

For now, the market’s message is clear: easing trade tensions and resilient job growth are fueling optimism. But the true test will come when the rhetoric turns into real policy—and when May and June data reveal whether this momentum is sustainable.

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