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Kospi’s mammoth 17% surge spells caution for Indian IT stocks. Why TCS, Infosys, others are down up to 5%

Indian IT stocks declined after renewed optimism around global AI and cloud spending after strong earnings from tech giants. Meanwhile, global AI sentiment improved after Microsoft and Amazon reported strong cloud growth, while South Korean chipmakers Samsung and SK Hynix rallied sharply on robust results.

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Kospi’s mammoth 17% surge spells caution for Indian IT stocks. Why TCS, Infosys, others are down up to 5%
Indian IT stocks declined after renewed optimism around global AI and cloud spending after strong earnings from tech giants. Meanwhile, global AI sentiment improved after Microsoft and Amazon reported strong cloud growth, while South Korean chipmakers Samsung and SK Hynix rallied sharply on robust results.
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Kospi’s mammoth 17% surge spells caution for Indian IT stocks. Why TCS, Infosys, others are down up to 5%

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