<h1>Markets rebound after two-day slump as value buying lifts 30- and 50-share benchmarks; trade talks hinge on 50% tariff</h1> Equity benchmark indices rebounded in early trade after a two-day slump, with the 30-share benchmark rising about 197 points and the 50-share benchmark up about 63 points, driven by value buying at lower levels; several large-cap firms led gains while others lagged. The market had fallen sharply the previous two sessions, losing roughly 1,555 points overall. Officials said negotiations with a major trading partner on a proposed bilateral trade agreement may resume, with resolution of a steep 50% tariff on exports critical to a deal. FIIs were net sellers while DIIs were net buyers.