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Brinks Report > Blog > Economy > Stocks Rise Fast, But Can Asia Trust the Peace Between Two Economic Giants?
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Stocks Rise Fast, But Can Asia Trust the Peace Between Two Economic Giants?

Dolon Mondal
Last updated: May 13, 2025 10:26 am
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Asian markets surged on Tuesday after the US and China called time on their long-running tariff war.

The S&P 500 closed more than 3% higher overnight. Japan’s Topix rose for a record 13th day, and Chinese stocks posted their best gains in two months. Australia followed suit. A global sigh of relief echoed through markets—and yes, even Dalal Street took notice.

But what does this mean for the average Indian investor or entrepreneur?

In simple terms: less chaos, more clarity. For the past year, markets have been reacting wildly to every tweet, tariff, and tantrum between Washington and Beijing. That volatility hit everyone—from Indian exporters to retail investors with a modest SIP.

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Now, with the US slashing tariffs from 145% to 30% for 90 days and China easing its levies to 10%, there’s room to breathe. Global supply chains may stop limping. Demand may recover. And India, often caught in the crossfire, can finally think long-term again.

This isn’t just about Wall Street. It’s about how the world sees India next.

If the West and China pause their bickering, investors will look for stability—and India offers that in spades. We’re the world’s fastest-growing major economy. We didn’t pick this fight, but we may gain the most if it ends.

That said, let’s not get carried away.
Markets are bouncing because traders are now unwinding their panic bets from April—bets like shorting the dollar or loading up on Fed cuts. Some of this rally is just the rubber band snapping back.

Still, India’s position is clearer than ever: we win when the world stops shouting and starts trading.

As HSBC’s Max Kettner said, there’s now “upside risk” for all risk assets—meaning people are likely to buy into dips rather than panic sell. That’s good news for Indian equities, especially sectors like tech, textiles, and electronics that are deeply linked to global trade.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba of Japan warned that trade talks aren’t over. But even that’s a signal: countries want full deals now, not just patch-up jobs. For India, this is a cue to tighten its own trade game, boost exports, and show the world we’re not just the next big market—we’re the next big player.

Yes, Trump’s tweets helped fuel the US rally—again.
He called it a “great time to buy” on April 9, and markets soared after that. Whether you like his style or not, he’s playing markets like a showman. But India doesn’t need a show—we need substance.

In short:
This trade truce could mean more stability, stronger exports, and a renewed investor push toward India. It’s not a guarantee—but it’s a good start.

For a change, global drama isn’t hurting us. It might even help.

Also Read US and China Agree to Pause Tariffs for 90 Days; Big Cuts on Both Sides

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