<h1>Markets rise on strong infrastructure profits despite US-India trade deal uncertainty and tariff threats</h1> Stock markets rose for the second consecutive day, with benchmark indices gaining due to heavy buying in a major infrastructure company following a significant quarterly profit increase driven by overseas orders. Despite gains, market rally was limited by uncertainty surrounding a pending US-India trade deal and foreign institutional investors offloading equities. The US President stated the trade agreement was not finalized and indicated potential US tariffs on India could rise between 20-25 percent. Market sentiment remained subdued amid these trade tensions, affecting both domestic and international indices, which showed mixed performance. The ongoing uncertainty about the trade deal and tariff threats influenced cautious trading behavior.