Indian shares went into a tailspin on Tuesday, starting the new financial year on a losing note. The equity indices are likely to maintain their cautious stance on April 2 in what is being dubbed as ‘Liberation Day’ by US President Donald Trump for rollout of reciprocal tariffs. With the new financial year underway, focus will remain on auto sales numbers, corporate developments, regulatory approvals, and key management changes. Additionally, movement in crude oil prices, bond yields, and institutional flows will influence market sentiment. Here are the top stocks likely to be in focus:
