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Barring the tech sector, the rest of the sectoral indices gained in early trade, led by FMCG, real estate, and consumer durables stocks.

The Australian Dollar (AUD) extends its gains against the US Dollar (USD) on Tuesday.

The USD/CAD pair loses ground to near 1.3835 during the early Asian session on Tuesday. The US Dollar weakens against the Canadian Dollar amid fears of a slowdown in the US and concerns over the Federal Reserve's independence.

Fund manager Louis Navellier said it is time for traders to think and prosper during what he sees as a "spectacular earnings season."

U.S. stock futures rose Monday night even as Wall Street had a rough start to the week, amid growing concerns regarding the Federal Reserve's independence, and President Donald Trump's repeated attacks on Fed Chair Jerome Powell for not cutting interest rates.

If short term rates go down that can incite inflation worries for bond investors. Bonds hate inflation.

Momentum signals remain bearish, with next key support eyed near 139.60.

Former Fed officials warn of Trump's attacks on Powell, saying it could damage credibility and economy. Fed independence critical for stability.

The SPDR Gold Trust is up 3.3% during Monday's session. Investors are fleeing traditional U.S. assets Monday, amid rising political instability and inflation concerns.

Among risky nuclear power stocks, one stock is less risky than most.

Trump swipes at Powell, dollar sinks, gold soars.

Shares of Rivian plunged 6.1% during Monday's session. Rising political and economic uncertainty sparked a broad selloff in risk assets.