New Delhi, March 30 -- Despite a sharp selloff since October last year, which dragged the benchmark index Nifty 50 down about 16 per cent from its peak, the index closed the financial year 2025 with a 5 per cent gain.

In March, the Nifty 50 surged over 6 per cent, snapping its five-month losing streak, driven by valuation comfort, foreign investor buying, and improving macroeconomic indicators.

However, experts caution that the road ahead remains uncertain, with a trade war triggered by US President Donald Trump's tariff policies posing a key challenge for the market. Additionally, all eyes are on the upcoming Q4 earnings season. If earnings show signs of improvement or stability, the market could extend its gains.

For investors, this ...