Tech shares huge decline in 8 months: From the past few months, the stir has intensified globally. The changing policies of America are seeing fluctuations in the global market due to global threats. Due to which recent decline in technology shares has also been noted. This decline is so high that the stock market has reached the minimum level of the last 8 months.
The main reason for this decline is said to be the new policies of America. Given the risk of revenue growth due to the decrease in spending by American customers, Morgan Stanley has also expressed its concern.
India can gain the Long-Term Benefits of this turmoil
Due to this uncertainty in the US market, Infosys and Wipro are currently leading the selling in IT stocks. Due to this, it has been clarified in Morgan Stanley that in the coming time, Indian stock markets can come in a very attractive position and there is also a strong possibility. However, Morgan Stanley warned that the decrease in spending by American customers may have negative effects on the revenue growth of other global companies and it may also increase the cause of the greatest concern for investors.
Morgan Stanley has also clarified in its statement that India can get the biggest benefit of all this change, due to which India can emerge as a strong market by 2025. It can also prove to be a specific opportunity for the same long -term investors. But long-term investors will have to be ready for short-term fluctuations.
At the same time, Morgan Stanley has also asked investors to be vigilant in future so that even while taking investment decisions, adopt long -term investment keeping in mind the short -term fluctuations.
Nifty has fallen by 16% which is the huge decline in past 8 months
Due to changing the global policy of America, there has been a huge decline in stock market prices due to threats at global level. The stock market has fallen at its lowest level since 2024. The Nifty has fallen by 16% so far and this decline is being seen in the shares of the IT sector itself. Due to all these uncertainties, it has become very important for domestic IT companies to cut.
In the entire sequence, Infosys has to redefine the price of its share at Rs 2150 per share to Rs 1740 per share, which is being made available in the market with a decline of 8% in the last 8 months. The same Mahindra has also had to pay a total decline of 6 percent, instead of Rs 1750 per share Mahindra has now sold its share at 1550 per share.
Also, HCL has also confirmed a 3% decline in the price of Tech shares which is from Rs 1970 per share to Rs 1600 per share. Overall, this turmoil of the stock market is proving to be the biggest decline of 8 months so far, due to which short-term losses are also visible as well as the possibility of long-term benefits.
