Tcs share jumps today: A relief news has come for the Indian IT sector amidst the ongoing tariff tension and H-1B visa related uncertainties. On Monday, October 6, 2025, the country’s leading IT company Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) shares saw a tremendous rise. The company’s shares jumped more than 2 percent, causing positive trends in the market.

Due to this boom in shares, the value of the company has increased by about 24 thousand crores. However, so far this year, the company’s shares have fallen by 27 percent, and in the last one year the shares have come down more than 30 percent.

Due to tariff tension and H-1B visa policy strictness from America, there is pressure on Indian IT companies. In such an environment, this boom in TCS shares is being considered a positive sign for both IT sector and investors.

TCS shares rise on Sensex

According to the BSE Sensex index, till 1:45 pm on Monday afternoon, the company’s stock was trading 2.50 per cent at ₹ 2,974.75. At the beginning of the trading day, the stocks opened at ₹ 2,902, after which it saw a steady rise. Market experts say that if this trend remains intact, then the stock can see even more fast till the market is closed.

Strength after long fall

TCS shares were continuously declining for the last few months. In the last one year, the shares had a slowdown of about 30 percent, causing heavy losses to the investors. However, on Monday, this rapid confidence in investors has returned and a positive atmosphere has been created in the market.

The company’s market cap was around ₹ 10.50 lakh crore on the last trading day of last week. After the rise in shares on Monday, it increased to ₹ 10.74 lakh crore.

Opinion of experts

Market experts say that despite the recent pressure in the IT sector, the basic status of TCS remains strong due to the increasing demand for strong order books and digital transformations. If the tariff tension between the US and India decreases, then the IT sector shares may see further boom in the coming weeks.

Overall, this bounce in TCS shares after a continuous decline is a positive sign for the IT sector and is proving to be the morale of investors.

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Tata consultancy services: The day of Tata Consultancy Services Limited (TCS), the country’s largest IT service provider, is not going well nowadays. On Thursday, September 25, TCS shares came close to 52-weeks low level. Indian IT companies are in bad shape due to new rules regarding H-1B visa from President Donald Trump in America. The market cap of these companies has lost about 2 lakh crores.

TCS shares fall drastically

Last year, on 13 December, TCS shares reached a record high level of Rs 4,494. Since then, it has declined by 35 percent. In the last few days, it has been the worst performance share on the Nifty IT index. Alam is that the TCS is reaching close to the oversold zone on the chart, whose relative strength index (RSI) is at the level of 32. RSI reading below 30 means that the share is in the ‘oversold’ zone. After TCS, HCLTECH shares have fallen by 27 percent so far.

Shares of these companies also fell

According to the Economic Times report, in the last 11 months, TCS shares have declined by 29 percent and it is still going on. This has caused a loss of Rs 4.5 lakh crore to the company’s market cap. TCS’s market cap was Rs 10,70,013 crore till Thursday, 25 September. Despite such a big decline, it still remains on its position of the country’s largest IT company. After TCS, the shares of Persistant Systems and HCL Tech have fallen by about 2 percent, while Wipro and Coforge’s shares have declined by more than 1 percent. The shares of Infosys, Emphasis and Tech Mahindra have also declined by about 1 percent, while LTIIMINTRI shares were trading on the red mark with a slight decline.

What is Trump’s new decree?

Trump recently increased the fees for H-1B visa to $ 100,000. Last year, most H-1B visas were issued by American companies to Indians. India alone was 71 percent in the Total Issured H-1B visa, while China stood at 11.7 second place. Trump’s maximum impact has been affected by Trump’s increase in H-1B visa fees because the US market is very important for Indian IT companies.

Now, due to increase in fees, the expenditure being incurred on clients in the US IT market may decrease. This can increase the cost of Indian companies. With the increase in fees, Trump has also proposed to eliminate the lottery system for allotment of H-1B visa and suggested to replace it with a wedge-based selection process. That is, while issuing the visa, priority will be given to those foreign workers who will apply more salary employees.

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It companies market cap falls: This year, the biggest decline in the stock market is being seen in the shares of IT companies. The shares of the five largest IT companies in the country on BSE have dropped by about 25 percent in the last seven months. This is the worst performance of these companies in the last five years. The biggest reason for this decline in shares of IT companies is a challenge arising out of Artificial Intelligence of these companies and Artificial Intelligence.

Why did shares of IT companies fall?

In fact, the total market capitalization (market cap) of Infosys, Wipro, TCS, Tech Mahindra and HCL Technologies declined to Rs 24.86 trillion on Friday, which was Rs 32.67 trillion in December last year.

On the one hand, the PE (Price-to-Erning) ratio of these IT companies is reduced. The trailing PE of five top IT companies was 25.5 times in December 2023, which is now just 22.3 times. In December of 2021, this record reached 36 times. TCS has suffered the biggest loss, whose market cap dropped about 26% this year. Apart from this, HCL Technologies 23.1%, Infosys 24.3%, Wipro 20.7% and Tech Mahindra are in falling 13.2%.

Major causes of decline:

Artificial Intelligence’s challenge and potential reduction in demand for traditional IT services

Weak quarterly results

American trade tariff policies and global economic uncertainty

TCS announced a large scale trimming, which weakened the trust of investors

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