Nifty IT Index Sees Worst Monthly Drop Since 2008 Crisis
The Nifty IT index has fallen over 21% in February, marking its steepest monthly decline since the 2008 global financial crisis, driven by AI disruption fears and weak earnings growth.
The Nifty IT index has fallen over 21% in February, marking its steepest monthly decline since the 2008 global financial crisis, driven by AI disruption fears and weak earnings growth.
Indian IT stocks face sharp declines after Anthropic's Claude Code tool raises concerns about automating COBOL modernization, impacting Infosys, TCS, HCL Tech, and others.
Indian stock markets fell nearly 1% on Thursday, driven by a sharp sell-off in IT stocks and renewed concerns over potential US tariffs under a possible Donald Trump presidency.
Nifty50 and BSE Sensex opened in red on Tuesday, falling over 100 and 359 points respectively, due to weak global cues from US tariff threats and AI-driven market fears. Analysts highlight FII buying trends and sector-specific resilience.
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RecommendedUS stock markets experienced a sharp decline, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling by 821 points due to uncertainty over tariffs and escalating tensions with Iran, impacting global financial stability.
Nuvama downgrades UPL to hold with a target of Rs 816, while Jefferies, Morgan Stanley, CLSA, and Macquarie issue ratings on IDFC First Bank, Dixon Technologies, Tech Mahindra, and Torrent Pharma, respectively.
Somil Mehta of Mirae Asset Sharekhan recommends GMR Airports, Kotak Mahindra Bank, and L&T Finance as top stock picks for February 2026, with detailed target and stop loss levels.
US stocks moved lower as investors reacted to President Trump's decision to increase global tariffs to 15%, though market swings remained milder than last year's volatility. The S&P 500 declined 0.7%, Dow dropped 618 points, and Nasdaq slipped 0.7%.
Indian equity benchmarks surged on Monday as investor sentiment improved following the US Supreme Court's decision to strike down sweeping tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump. The Nifty and Sensex both gained over 0.5%, led by PSU banks, auto
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RecommendedIndian equity benchmarks extended gains as investors cheered a favorable US court tariff verdict. The BSE Sensex climbed 480 points to close at 83,294.66, while the Nifty also saw significant upward movement.
Silver futures in India soared by 5% to Rs 2.65 lakh per kilogram, driven by escalating global tariff disputes and increased safe-haven demand among investors.
Sudeep Shah of SBI Securities recommends KEI Industries and Punjab National Bank for the week starting February 23, 2026, with detailed analysis on Nifty and Bank Nifty outlook.
Indian stock markets opened higher on Monday, February 23, 2026, following a strong rally in Asian markets. Analysts attribute the positive sentiment to a landmark US Supreme Court ruling that declared Trump-era tariffs illegal, potentially reshaping glob
Nifty50 and BSE Sensex opened in green on Monday, driven by positive global cues after the US Supreme Court struck down Trump's tariffs. Markets brace for volatility amid new tariff announcements and geopolitical developments.
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RecommendedMotilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd has identified Max Financial and Delhivery as top buy recommendations for the trading week starting February 23, 2026, citing strong growth prospects and sector consolidation.
The pace of new investors joining the Indian stock market slowed in January, with 17.7 lakh new registrations, amid tariff shocks and market volatility, according to an NSE report.
Dalal Street faces uncertainty as US tariff rates on Indian goods remain unclear after Supreme Court ruling. GIFT Nifty's rally and Trump's tariff changes add to market jitters.
Rising geopolitical conflicts are creating significant uncertainty in global financial markets, driving volatility and prompting investors to adopt cautious strategies amid fears of economic disruption.
Gold and silver prices are poised for further gains next week as escalating Middle East tensions and renewed global trade uncertainty drive safe-haven demand. Analysts cite US tariff decisions and key economic data as critical factors influencing the prec
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RecommendedThe combined market capitalization of six of India's top-10 valued companies surged by Rs 63,000 crore last week, with Larsen & Toubro and State Bank of India emerging as the biggest gainers.
Indian markets face uncertainty after US President Trump increased global tariffs to 15%, following a Supreme Court ruling against his earlier program. Investors worry about unpredictability and its impact on export sectors.
Six of India's ten most-valued companies saw market cap surge by Rs 63,478.46 crore last week, with Larsen & Toubro and State Bank of India driving gains. The BSE Sensex rose 0.22% as some firms posted declines.
US stocks posted modest gains in tentative trading after the Supreme Court struck down Trump's tariffs, with mixed economic data on growth and inflation influencing market movements.
Indian stock markets staged a strong recovery with the Sensex rising 316 points and Nifty closing above 25,550, driven by gains in banking and metal stocks amid positive global cues.
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RecommendedIndian stock markets rebounded on Friday with Sensex up 316 points and Nifty closing above 25,550, driven by buying in banking and metal stocks after a sharp sell-off. Key gainers included Hindalco and NTPC, while IT shares lagged.
The Indian rupee depreciated by 31 paise to settle at 90.99 against the US dollar, driven by strong American currency demand and rising crude oil prices impacting market sentiment.
Omnitech Engineering announces its IPO details, including issue date, size, price band, and listing on NSE and BSE. Grey market premium (GMP) trends indicate strong investor interest ahead of the offering.
Foreign portfolio investors injected Rs 33,487 crore into Indian equities across 15 sectors in the first half of February, marking the strongest fortnightly buying since April 2025. Capital goods, financial services, and oil & gas stocks led the inflows,
Defence stocks like Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) and Bharat Electronics Ltd (BEL) surged up to 9% in trading, driven by government initiatives and strong order books. Analysts cite policy support and export growth as key factors.
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RecommendedIndian stock markets opened lower as escalating US-Iran tensions and surging oil prices created a risk-off sentiment, with analysts advising caution amid global geopolitical uncertainties.