New Delhi, April 14 -- The Indian stock market remained highly volatile amid the ongoing trade tensions between US and China, ignited by President Donald Trump's tariff policies. The trade war between the US, the world's largest consumer, and exporting nations is poised to create a consumer shock in the US, while producing countries are subjected to supply glut. Analysts expect this will likely trigger a deflationary environment globally, persisting until a new economic realignment takes place.

In this context, brokerage firm Ventura Securities believes India, with its consumption-driven economy, is expected to remain a relatively insulated and safer market amidst the global turmoil. Considering this outlook, the brokerage firm has ident...