New Delhi, April 2 -- The volatility that shook Indian equities in the latter half of FY25 could extend into the new financial year, as global markets await a major policy announcement from US President Donald Trump. His anticipated unveiling of fresh tariffs on April 2 has left investors on edge, adding to prevailing uncertainties.

Despite a turbulent fiscal year, market experts maintain that Indian benchmark indices could stage a recovery in the second half of FY26, driven by a potential rebound in corporate earnings and a renewed influx of foreign capital.

The Sensex and Nifty recorded gains of around 5 per cent each in FY25, a stark contrast to the 28 per cent surge witnessed in the previous year. The indices remained on a record-br...