Nifty IT Index

Infosys shares are set for their worst monthly performance in over a decade, with a 20.34% drop in February. The sell-off has erased ₹1,33,824 crore in market capitalisation and led to significant losses for domestic mutual funds amid concerns about AI-driven disruptions in the tech sector.

IT stocks saw a 2.45% rise on February 27, led by Mphasis, LTI Mindtree, and Infosys, despite a declining Indian stock market. Concerns over AI disruptions have weighed down the Nifty IT index, which has dropped nearly 20% this month, although recent gains indicate some selective buying.

Nifty IT index has plunged 21% in February so far, and is poised for its worst monthly performance in nearly 23 years. This has also weighed on the performance of the Indian stock market's benchmark index, as the IT companies command over 10% weightage.

FPIs were net sellers of Indian IT shares to the tune of ₹10,956 crore between February 1 and 15, according to data from the National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL). This follows FPI outflows of ₹1,835 crore from the IT sector in January 2026.

This slide marked the fourth straight session of losses for the sector as concerns over artificial intelligence-led disruption continued to weigh on investor sentiment. The nifty IT index slipped 1.1% in intraday trade, but rebounded later. Over the past four sessions, the index has declined 9.5%. Will the bloodbath continue? #anthropic #it #ai #artificialintelligence #claude #claudeai #chatgpt #samaltman #openai #gemini #abhinavtrivedi #elonmusk #samaltman

The outlook for the IT sector is mixed amid ₹4.85 crore selloff in nine sessions. While some analysts see potential growth from AI integration, others expect continued valuation derating.

As the Nifty IT index plunges over 6% in February, experts advise investors to focus on fundamentals and wait for stability amid AI-led disruptions. This article explores how AI is transforming the IT services landscape and what it means for future growth prospects.

Domestic technology stocks rebounded last week, driven by improved December-quarter growth and stable demand conditions. The Nifty IT index surged 3.34%, led by Infosys and Tech Mahindra, while top firms posted better-than-expected earnings despite challenges like tariff uncertainties.

Domestic tech stocks are experiencing significant losses following Infosys's salary hike for freshers. Most Nifty IT index constituents are down, with Infosys shares falling 0.5%.