Stock Market Down: A big decline is being seen in the Indian stock market today. Especially, tremendous selling is being seen in the shares of IT sector.

Global IT sector giant Accenture’s reduction in its annual revenue guidance had such an impact that the Nifty IT index fell by a huge 1636.20 points or 5.57% to 26830.25. This is one of the biggest declines in IT sector stocks in the last one month.

Accenture gave a big blow

Global technology and consulting firm Accenture reduced its growth forecast for the financial year 2026 to between 3-4% from the earlier 3-5%. Since Accenture is considered the ‘bellwether’ or direction-setter of the global IT industry, its weak assessment shocked tech investors all over the world.

This is the reason why a huge decline is being seen in the tech sector today. Nifty IT index has fallen by 6% in early trading in the domestic stock market. Big tech stocks like Infosys, Tech Mahindra and Tata Consultancy Services saw a huge decline of up to 7%. This is the second time in a row that Accenture has cut its revenue guidance. Due to this, there was a huge fall in American Depository Receipts (ADRs) of Indian tech stocks overnight last night.

Today, during trading in the stock market, Nifty IT index has fallen the most among all the sectoral indices by 5.85%. Infosys has suffered the most loss, whose shares have fallen by a huge 8%. After this, many other IT stocks like Mphasis, TCS, Tech Mahindra, HCL Technologies, LTM (LTI Mindtree) also became victims of heavy selling.

Cleared in 2 lakh crore minutes

There was a panic in the Indian stock market due to the announcement of Accenture reducing its revenue estimates and the company cutting its technical expenses in this era of AI (Artificial Intelligence). Its effect was such that as soon as the market opened, investors’ wealth worth about Rs 2 lakh crore was lost. According to JP Morgan’s analysis, even without any recession, this proved to be the biggest decline (-34%) in the software sector in the last 30 years, which sank investors’ wealth worth Rs 2 lakh crore.

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IT Stocks Crash: Amidst the turmoil in the global market and increasing apprehensions regarding Artificial Intelligence (AI), there is tremendous selling in IT sector shares in the domestic stock market. The IT sector, which had been relatively stable for the past several months, has suddenly come to the center of the global decline. In the last eight trading days, the market capital of IT companies has decreased by about Rs 6 lakh crore.

The fear of the impact of AI on this sector of approximately $ 250 billion is so deep that Tata Consultancy Services The market value of (TCS) has slipped below the level of 2020 to less than Rs 10 lakh crore.

Why the big fall in IT stocks?

TCS has fallen nearly 19 percent in the last eight days, while Infosys 21 percent more in HCL Technologies There has been a decline of about 17 percent. On Friday itself, TCS shares fell by about 6 percent, while the Nifty IT index fell by about 5 percent.

This decline is not due to the results or announcements of any one company, but due to widespread global uncertainty and apprehensions about the future of AI. Investors are worried about to what extent the rapidly developing AI technology can change the business model of traditional IT services.

According to market experts, strong employment data from America has weakened expectations of an early cut in interest rates there. Higher interest rates mean that caution increases about investing in growth and technology stocks. A large part of the income of Indian IT companies comes from American clients, hence the economic conditions and interest rates in America have a direct impact on these companies. If American companies reduce their spending on technology, the income of Indian IT companies may be affected, due to which the confidence of investors is wavering.

Why the impact in India?

Meanwhile, American AI startup is behind the fall in IT stocks on Wall Street. Anthropic The new AI tool is also being considered a reason. It is believed that this tool can challenge the traditional model of IT services. This has increased the fear that there may be a reduction in jobs and working hours in the IT sector in future. This is the reason why the increasing uncertainty regarding AI has deeply affected the sentiments of investors and huge pressure is being seen in IT stocks.

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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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Tcs tent share falls: Trent and TCS are both prestigious companies of Tata Group. But in 2025, the shares of these two have fallen by more than 25 percent on the Nifty-50. While the shares of IT company TCS declined by 25 percent, Tata Group’s retail company Trent’s shares have come down by about 30 percent. Trent company operates brands like ‘Judio’ and ‘Westset’.

After all, why did these Tata companies decline?

In fact, the stock of Tata Group’s IT company TCS fell to about 55 percent even during the 2008 global economic recession. However, it is believed that TCS share doubles investors’ money in five years. In the past years, TCS has also given a return of about 800 percent. But the problems of the present time are affecting the entire IT sector.

One of the main reasons is that now it has become difficult for companies to get new projects due to the increasing influence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the cuts in expenses by clients in the US. Apart from this, TCS has recently decided to lay off around 12,000 employees. The quarterly results of the recently announced company have also been weaker than expectations, which has increased the disappointment of investors.

TCS reduced target price

Brokerage firm Elar Capital has now reduced the target price of TCS from Rs 3820 to Rs 3780. He says that both the income and profits of the company are under pressure. At the same time, Goldman Sachs has also downgosed the rating of TCS. However, TCS management says that in the financial year 2025-26, performance in international markets is expected to be better than 2024-25. Along with this, if the situation improves, then the results of the second quarter can also be strong.

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Tcs Layoffs 2025: The shares of the country’s largest IT service company TCS (Tata Consultancy Services) have recorded a huge decline today. During the trading on Monday, July 28, the company’s shares fell 1.13 percent to Rs 3,100.30. In the coming days, this decline has come in the shares of TCS today after the news of a large number of employees trimmed in the company. It is being told that in FY 2025-26, TCS plans to remove 12000 or more workers from work.

Today, TCS shares were open at Rs 3,110.00, which is less than Rs 3,135.80. During the business, it touched a high of Rs 3,118.00 and a low level of Rs 3,081.60, which reflects its trend towards recession. In the last 24 hours, there was a turnover of 1,613,187 shares, with a turnover value of Rs 49,995.89 lakh. The current market cap of TCS shares is Rs 11.21 lakh crore and is trading at beta of 0.86, which shows relatively low volatility than a wider market.

Company CEO cleaned

Here, TCS CEO and Managing Director K. K. K. K. K. K.K. Speaking to Moneycontrol, Kritivasan said that AI cannot be held responsible for the shortage in the workforce. He said, “It is not that our productivity has increased by 20 percent due to AI. This happens that when we feel mismatched a skill or we feel that we will not be able to hire that person. ”

The company still needs talented people: CEO

He further says, “It is not that we need fewer people now.” We are still looking for talented people and our work to train them will continue. We have to see who has to hire where to work and how much its utility is. “Still will mainly affect the workers of medium and senior level as well as some entry-level workers who have been on the bench for a long time.” Overall, the CEO says that the trimming has nothing to do with AI. Restructuring is being done so that keeping in mind the current needs of business, talented employees have to be put in those works.

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Tcs shares: The shares of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) recorded a decline of nearly 2 percent in early trade on Friday. It is being told that due to the results of estimated in the first quarter of FY 2026, the stocks have declined. At 9:55 am, the stocks were trading at Rs 3,320.20 with a decline of 1.83 percent at BSE at Rs 3,320.20. In the last five days, TCS shares have declined by 2.74 percent and in the last one month there has been a decline of 4.37 percent. In six months, the company’s shares have slipped down 22.63 percent.

Company results in June quarter

The net profit of this largest IT company in the country recorded a 6 percent lead compared to last year in the June quarter. This time the company earned a profit of Rs 12,760 crore as against the last year’s Rs 12,040 crore, which was more than an estimate of Rs 12,205 crore.

The company generated a revenue of Rs 63,437 crore from the operation during this period, which is more than Rs 62,613 crore from a year ago. TCS has also announced an interim dividend of Rs 11 per share for FY 26. A record date for this has been set on 16 July and the dividend will be paid on 4 August.

Buy or sell stocks?

The company has also received an order of US $ 9.4 billion this year, whose book-to-bill ratio is 1.3. Abhishek Kumar of JM Financial said that on a quarterly basis, the decline of 3.3 percent in the CC revenue is more than an estimate of a decline of 0.6 percent. The closure of BSNL has also reduced TCS Review. International trade also remains largely stable.

He further said, in the last four quarters, the decline of nine percent of customers over US $ 50 million, which is about 6 percent of the company’s client base, is the biggest decline ever. This indicates deep challenges. However, he also said that once uncertainty about business is removed, then the growth of the company will improve again. With this, he has advised to buy TCS shares with a target price of Rs 3,950. Another market analyst said that the weaker figures of TCS show the widespread struggle of the IT sector, especially large-cap companies. He further said, “Midcap IT is still expected to perform better.”

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