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India’s Nifty IT index (.NIFTYIT) continued its downward slide on February 12, 2026, falling 4% in intraday trade. The decline reflects weak global tech cues, cautious investor sentiment, and concerns over earnings growth in the IT sector. Analysts highlight currency volatility and margin pressures as key drivers of the sell-off.
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The Nifty IT index extended losses in today’s session, dropping 4% as investors reassessed sectoral growth prospects amid global uncertainties.
Key Highlights:
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Index Performance: Nifty IT fell 4%, marking one of the sharpest declines among sectoral indices.
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Global Tech Weakness: U.S. tech stocks closed lower overnight, weighing on Indian IT sentiment.
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Earnings Concerns: Analysts cite margin pressures, slower deal wins, and cautious client spending as factors impacting valuations.
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Currency Volatility: Fluctuations in the rupee-dollar exchange rate added to investor caution, given IT’s reliance on export revenues.
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Sector Outlook: Brokerages expect near-term volatility but remain optimistic about long-term digital transformation demand.
The sharp fall underscores the sensitivity of India’s IT sector to global market trends and currency movements. While long-term fundamentals remain intact, short-term pressures continue to drive volatility in the index.
Sources: Reuters, NSE India, Economic Times
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