Indian textile companies have outperformed other industries in today's domestic stock markets, defying the general downward trend brought on by tariff concerns.

Textile stocks soared on hopes of getting an advantage in the US market, while broader market mood remained negative as a result of US President Donald Trump's implementation of reciprocal tariffs.

Due to investors' concerns about the US's upcoming announcement of retaliatory tariffs, Indian stock markets have been tense in recent days.

The National Stock Exchange (NSE) Nifty was down 84 points, or 0.34 percent, at 23,252 points at 3:11 PM (IST) today. At 76,322, the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Sensex had dropped 313 points, or 0.40 percent.

In spite of this, textile stocks saw significant increases. Trident increased 7.92 percent from its previous closing to Rs.27.24 during the trading session. With a gain of 5.74 percent, Arvind Ltd was trading at Rs.345.20. Vardhman Textiles saw a notable increase to Rs.462.60 (15.10 percent), while KPR Mill increased to Rs.981.30 (2.25 percent).

Page Industries has gained 0.73 percent and was trading at Rs.43,307.15. Raymond's value increased to Rs.1,497.45 (5.99 percent), while Himatsingka Seide's value increased to Rs.158.40 (3.66 percent). Indo Count Industries jumped 6.35 percent to Rs.287.10, while Alok Industries increased 2.20 percent to Rs.15.81.

These businesses are heavily exposed to the US market; for certain firms, this exposure is estimated to be as high as 70 percent.

 

Even though it is a rise, the recently implemented 27 percent reciprocal tariff on Indian textile items is the lowest among major Asian competitors, making Indian exports relatively more appealing in the largest economy in the world.

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Given that competitive countries like China, Vietnam, Bangladesh, and Cambodia are impacted by higher tariffs, textile companies and investors see this as a chance to increase India's presence in the US market. This optimism is supported by the stock market's response, as textile counters stand out as definite winners despite general market weakness.