Indian IT exporters' valuations have plummeted to near 2008-09 subprime crisis levels, trading at 15-18 P/E multiples. This sharp decline, driven by AI advancements impacting headcount-based execution and OpenAI's direct entry into enterprise solutions, has seen stocks lose nearly 30% in 2026. While a weakening rupee offers short-term support, the AI overhang is expected to cap medium-term gains.

India's stock market faces a significant downturn as global investment shifts towards AI. Foreign investors are leaving, impacting market value. The country's IT sector, a major…

Indian IT exporters' valuations have plummeted to near 2008-09 subprime crisis levels, trading at 15-18 P/E multiples. This sharp decline, driven by AI advancements impacting…

Indian IT shares surged on Tuesday, extending a rebound. Companies like Infosys and TCS saw significant gains. This rally follows a sharp correction that made sector valuations…

AI has pushed valuations of Indias top IT firms to 2008-09 levels. This and more in todays ETtech Top 5.

Indian IT stocks surged for a third consecutive session, driven by a weakening rupee that boosted margins for dollar-earning software exporters. Despite ongoing AI disruption…