In Asia, all leading bourses witnessed mild to heavy sell-offs on Tuesday after US-China trade war further intensified.53, gaining 227.The Tuesdays trade, mainly the first half of the session, was marked by intense volatility as investors appeared cautious weighing a host of headwinds like concerns on EN3 Certified Gauges Factory macro-economic front, US-China trade war tensions and uncertainty over election outcome.66 per cent higher.65 and touched a high of 11,294.73 points and the Nifty has given away nearly 600 points.In percentage terms, however, Sun Pharma topped the chart with 5.10.82.38 against the US dollar in intra-day.Meanwhile, the Indian rupee staged a mild recovery, trading 13 paise higher at 70. Other major gainers include Bharti Airtel, Vedanta, Indusind Bank, SBI and RIL -- rising as much as 5.70 and a low of 36,956.The gauge started off the session on a slightly positive note at 37,146.75 and low of 11,108. It finally settled the day at 37,318. Intra-day, the index touched a high of 37,572.Sensex heavyweights Reliance Industries, ITC and SBI were mainly responsible for the recovery.71 points or 0.30 during the session.87 per cent.40 per cent.On Monday, Indian bourses had registered losses for the ninth consecutive session.61 per cent.85 points or 0. It finally ended at 11,222.05, 73.On the flip side, TCS, HCL Tech, Bjaja Finance, Bajaj Auto and Infosys were among the top losers on the 30-share index..94 per cent, on concerns about supply disruptions in view of geo-political tensions in the crucial oil producing region of the Middle East.Similarly, the NSE gauge Nifty opened higher at 11,151.Mumbai: Indian equities on Tuesday reversed their nine-session losing streak, with the BSE Sensex recovering over 227 points and the NSE Nifty regaining nearly 74 points, helped by gains in pharma, banking and energy stocks.58 against the previous close of 37,090.The escalating trade war between the US and China is causing more market volatility around the world.Brent Futures, global crude oil benchmark, traded higher at USD 70.In a retaliatory move, China on Monday said it would raise tariffs on US goods worth nearly USD 60 billion.In the last nine sessions, the Sensex had lost 1,940