India, May 29 -- Indian shares ended higher on Thursday, recovering from losses earlier in the session due to concerns over liquidity drain amid a wave of block deals initiated by promoters or private equity funds in recent sessions.
Buying interest emerged in the afternoon after a U.S. federal court ruled against U.S. President Donald Trump's controversial "Liberation Day" tariffs, and experts recommend that New Delhi reassess its trade strategy with Washington, cautioning against making concessions without reciprocal commitments.
With Trump's tariff strategy now on shaky legal ground, the Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI) said India should avoid signing any trade deal influenced by such "unlawful" pressure tactics.
The benchmark ...