A legal showdown in Washington has triggered global market volatility after the US Supreme Court struck down President Trump’s initial tariffs, only for a new 15% "Global Tariff" to be immediately imposed. Meanwhile, the Indian landscape is buzzing with over ₹10,000 crore in corporate breakthroughs, headlined by Godrej Properties' massive Thane project and L&T’s multi-crore divestment of Nabha Power. Despite global trade uncertainty, the outlook remains positive for domestic-focused sectors as GIFT Nifty signals a strong opening supported by India’s new ethical AI policy and a surge in infrastructure and defense order wins.

The Indian markets are entering a "Double-Action" zone this morning. On one side, we have a legal tsunami from Washington D.C.; on the other, a massive wave of order wins and strategic divestments from Indian giants like L&T, Adani, and Godrej Properties. At FinScann, we’ve broken down the weekend’s "Financial Bombs" to help you navigate today's opening.
1. The Washington "Bombshell": SCOTUS vs. Trump
On Friday, the US Supreme Court delivered a landmark 6-3 ruling declaring President Trump’s IEEPA-linked tariffs "unauthorized," stating the act does not grant the President the power to unilaterally impose tariffs of unlimited scope. This is the single most significant global trade shift of the year.
2. Corporate Power-Play: Weekend Order Surge While the US was tied up in court, Indian boardrooms were busy closing multi-crore deals.
Real Estate & Infrastructure
Defense & Power
3. The "MANAV" Vision: India’s AI Roadmap
At the New Delhi AI Impact Summit 2026 this weekend, PM Modi unveiled the MANAV framework, positioning India as the ethical hub for global AI development. The acronym lays out a clear regulatory philosophy:
With the PM calling on innovators to "Design and Develop in India, Deliver to the World," the policy signal is clear. Watch for increased institutional flow into IT majors like Infosys, TCS, and Wipro, as well as domestic AI players like Sarvam AI and BharatGen.
FinScann Radar: 5 Stocks to Watch Today
| Stock | Trigger | FinScann Sentiment |
|---|---|---|
| L&T | All-time High + ₹3,661 Cr Nabha Divestment | Very Bullish |
| Godrej Properties | ₹7,500 Cr Thane JDA (18 Acres) | Bullish |
| AXISCADES Tech | ₹25 Cr HAL Defense Contract | Momentum Play |
| NTPC Green | 158.4 MW Solar Commissioning | Steady Growth |
| Adani Ports | Vale Brazil Strategic Tie-up | Long-term Value |
Opening Verdict: Opportunity Amidst Volatility We expect a gap-up opening fueled by the relief of the SCOTUS ruling. However, FinScann advises traders to stay nimble. The ticking clock on the March 7 US-Iran deadline and Trump’s retaliatory 15% tariff suggest that volatility is here to stay.
The Strategy: Focus on companies with domestic order book visibility (Infrastructure, Real Estate, and Defense) to insulate your portfolio against global trade policy swings.
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