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₹19 Lakh Crore Wealth Eroded! TCS, Infosys Among IT Giants Down Up to 50% From Peak—Is the Worst Yet to Come?

₹19 Lakh Crore Wealth Eroded! TCS, Infosys Among IT Giants Down Up to 50% From Peak—Is the Worst Yet to Come?

 India’s IT sector has seen a sharp and prolonged correction, wiping out nearly ₹19 lakh crore in investor wealth. Major technology stocks continue to trade well below their peak levels, raising concerns about the sector’s outlook.

Leading IT companies such as TCS and Infosys, along with other large-cap peers, have fallen by as much as 50% from their record highs, reflecting sustained selling pressure and weak sentiment in the sector.

📉 Key Highlights:

  • Indian IT sector has lost nearly ₹19 lakh crore in market value
  • Major stocks like TCS and Infosys down up to 50% from peak levels
  • Persistent weakness due to global demand slowdown and reduced tech spending
  • Investor sentiment remains cautious amid uncertain earnings outlook
  • Analysts divided: some see long-term value, others expect more volatility

💡 What’s Driving the Fall?

The decline in IT stocks is largely attributed to weak global economic conditions, especially in key markets like the US and Europe. Companies are reportedly cutting back on discretionary IT spending, impacting revenue growth for Indian IT firms.

📊 Market Outlook

While the steep correction has raised concerns, some experts believe valuations in select IT stocks are becoming attractive for long-term investors. However, others caution that earnings pressure may continue in the near term if global demand does not recover.

This news is for information only and is not investment advice. Please do your own research before making investment decisions.