Investment firms managing assets for the ultrawealthy have increased their stock market positions ahead of new tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump, which initially caused global markets to plunge before recovering some losses. Concurrently, ultrawealthy buyers are increasingly investing in luxury real estate amid ongoing trade tensions and stock market volatility linked to the Trump administration's trade war. This trend is evident globally, with wealthy individuals targeting high-end properties ranging from havelis in Rajasthan and sky-bridges in Gurugram to vineyards in Tuscany. The luxury real estate sector is becoming a preferred asset class for India's affluent, valued for its potential returns, legacy, and lifestyle benefits. These developments highlight a shift in investment strategies among the world's wealthy in response to geopolitical and economic uncertainties.