IT Stocks Under Pressure: Coforge, Wipro, Infosys, and Peers Slide Amid Global Concerns

IT Stocks Under Pressure: Coforge, Wipro, Infosys, and Peers Slide Amid Global Concerns

Market Performance: Indices Turn Red Amid Global Tensions

Indian equity markets saw sharp selling pressure on July 31, with IT, metal, and realty stocks tumbling up to 4%.

  • Sensex fell by 460 points, trading around 81,022
  • Nifty slipped by 141 points, hovering near 24,714
  • Sectoral indices dropped more than 1% each

The bearish sentiment followed two key developments:

  1. US President Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs and penalty on India
  2. The Federal Reserve’s FOMC keeping interest rates steady at 4.25%–4.5%

IT Sector Slide: Heavyweights Coforge, Wipro, Infosys Drag Down Nifty IT

The Nifty IT index dropped by 1%, sliding to 35,161, and snapping its two-day gaining streak.

Top Losers in Nifty IT:

This consistent decline follows TCS’s recent announcement of major layoffs, triggering concerns across the IT sector.

Company-Wise Snapshot

Coforge Share Price

  • Dropped nearly 2%
  • Faces continued pressure from industry-wide slowdown signals

Wipro Share Price

  • Declined by almost 2%
  • Reacting in tandem with broader tech sentiment

Infosys Share Price

  • Down by over 1%
  • Struggling to gain traction amid global client uncertainties

Mphasis Share Price

  • Slid more than 1%
  • Joins the list of IT firms weighed down by demand softness

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) Share Price

  • Fell over 1%
  • Recently initiated layoffs, shaking market confidence

Persistent Systems Share Price

  • Recorded marginal losses
  • Reflects broader IT index weakness

Tech Mahindra Share Price

  • Marginally lower
  • Reflecting subdued investor sentiment

HCL Tech Share Price

  • Traded in the red with slight losses
  • Follows industry peers in muted performance

Broader Market Reaction: Metal & Realty Stocks Also in Decline

Nifty Metal Index

Nifty Realty Index

Summary

IT stocks, including Coforge, Wipro, Infosys, TCS, Mphasis, Persistent Systems, Tech Mahindra, and HCL Tech, witnessed a broad-based fall on July 31. The slump followed Trump’s tariff imposition on India and uncertainty over global monetary policy.

With the Nifty IT index losing 1%, and other sectors like metal and realty extending their losses, investor caution remains elevated. The near-term outlook for tech stocks continues to be shaped by global developments and demand-side challenges.

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