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Share Market News : After US President Donald Trump 's statement on tariffs on the electronics and semiconductor sector, action can be seen in many stocks tomorrow i.e. Tuesday, April 15. Trump said on the social media platform 'Truth Social' on Sunday that he would announce tariffs on imported semiconductors this week.

He wrote, "We are conducting a national security tariff investigation of semiconductors and the entire electronics supply chain." On Friday, Trump had talked about exempting consumer electronics such as smartphones, laptops and PCs from 125% tariffs on China and 10% global tariffs.

Stocks To Watch: These stocks may see action on Tuesday, big news came after the market closed But on Sunday he clarified that this exemption is temporary and these products will now be included in a separate tariff category. US Commerce Secretary, Howard Lutnick said, "There is no tariff on these products right now, but will be included in the semiconductor tariffs, which will come in a month or two." What will be its impact on India? Indian electronics exports are expected to benefit from this exemption. Products sent from India to America will now be 20% cheaper than those from China. Pankaj Mohindru, chairman of India Cellular and Electronics Association (ICEA), said, "China still has 20% of the iPhone, laptop, tablet and watch market. India and Vietnam have the benefit of zero tariff in the US on smartphones, laptops and tablets. Both countries will get the benefit of 20% tariff on China." Which companies will benefit? After this news, action can be seen in many major stocks. These stocks are Dixon Technologies, PG Electroplaast, Kaynes, Amber Enterprises and Syrma SGS. Dixon Technologies' stock closed 7% higher at Rs 14,260. PG Electroplast jumped 8% to Rs 920. Shares of other manufacturers like Kaynes, Amber Enterprises and Syrma SGS also rose 5-10%. Gold News: Gold may become this expensive by the end of this year - Goldman Sachs India's electronics exports are growing rapidly. In the 12 months till March 2025, Apple made iPhones worth $22 billion in India, which is 60% more than last year. This is a clear indication of the global supply chain shifting from China to India. 


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