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  • Nifty 50 update on Feb 22th 2026

    Nifty 50 update on Feb 22th 2026
    Feb 22 2026
    The Foliyo.AI podcast, hosted by Rakesh and Sonia, provides a detailed analysis of the NIFTY 50's volatile performance over the past week, driven by a confluence of global and domestic factors.\n\n**Global Influences:** The US Supreme Court's ruling on Trump's tariffs and renewed US-Iran geopolitical tensions contributed to a significant market dip, with NIFTY and Sensex dropping around 1.5%, erasing substantial investor wealth. Crude oil price surges further exacerbated global jitters.\n\n**Domestic Dynamics:** India's market showed resilience, with the RBI maintaining its repo rate at 5.25% with a "neutral stance," signaling confidence in economic growth and benign inflation. Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) consistently stepped in as net buyers, counteracting net selling by Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs), providing crucial stability. The Union Budget's focus on capital expenditure for infrastructure and manufacturing signals long-term domestic growth.\n\n**Sector-Specific Trends & AI Disruption:** The podcast highlights a significant sector rotation, with FIIs shifting from NIFTY 50 heavyweights (IT, FMCG) to mid- and small-cap companies and into sectors benefiting from domestic growth like capital goods, financials, and infrastructure. A deep dive into Infosys reveals the profound impact of AI disruption, with fears that Generative AI could automate 9-12% of traditional IT services revenue. Infosys's challenge is to adapt quickly by reskilling its workforce and pivoting towards high-value, AI-led services, as AI is redefining IT services.\n\n**Investor Takeaways:** Investors need to be discerning in a non-uniform market. Key drivers include global cues (US Fed policy, crude oil), domestic factors (RBI policy, government spending), institutional flows (FII vs. DII), and sector-specific trends (AI's impact on IT). The NIFTY 50's core is strong but rapidly evolving. Investors should focus on companies with clear growth drivers and robust strategies to navigate both traditional market cycles and disruptive forces like AI. The podcast advises understanding underlying dynamics for informed decision-making and emphasizes the importance of new Income Tax Rules and corporate bond market regulations.
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    11 Min.
  • Nifty 50 update on Feb 21th 2026

    Nifty 50 update on Feb 21th 2026
    Feb 21 2026
    The Foliyo.AI daily market podcast, hosted by Rakesh and Sonia, delves into the NIFTY 50's "rollercoaster ride" over the past week, influenced by a mix of global and domestic factors.\n\n**Global Influences:** Higher-than-expected US inflation data has made the Federal Reserve cautious about interest rate cuts, leading to a "risk-off sentiment." This encourages Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) to withdraw funds from emerging markets like India for safer US assets, pressuring the NIFTY and weakening the Rupee, particularly impacting India's IT sector. Additionally, geopolitical issues in the Middle East have driven crude oil price spikes, increasing India's import bill and inflation, affecting sectors like Auto and FMCG.\n\n**Domestic Dynamics:** The Union Budget 2026-27's significant capital expenditure plan for infrastructure, defense, and semiconductors signals long-term growth for these sectors, although initial market sentiment was dampened by increased Securities Transaction Tax (STT) on derivatives and new share buyback regulations. The RBI maintains a "neutral stance" on interest rates due to low inflation and has revised India's GDP growth projection upwards for FY27, fostering a predictable environment for growth. FIIs turned net sellers mid-week but were counterbalanced by strong buying from Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs). There's also a notable "Sector Rotation" as FIIs shift from NIFTY 50 heavyweights (IT, FMCG) to mid/small caps and sectors aligned with government's investment push (capital goods, financials, infrastructure).\n\n**Deep Dive - TCS:** Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), a NIFTY 50 giant, is undergoing significant changes. Workforce reductions (2% this year after 30,000 in six months) and suspended appraisals for non-compliant work-from-office policies reflect a focus on operational efficiency amidst a challenging global IT spending environment and AI disruption concerns. Simultaneously, TCS is strategically investing in AI, including a partnership with AMD for advanced AI architecture in India and an AI Hackathon. This dual approach aims to align its workforce with future needs and develop new high-margin AI service offerings.\n\n**Investor Takeaways:** Investors should recognize India's structural shift towards investment-led growth (favoring industrials, infrastructure, manufacturing, financials). AI is a transformative force, and companies adapting to it will thrive. The market is broadening beyond NIFTY 50 giants, offering growth opportunities in mid- and small-caps with higher risk. Key watches include the US Fed's March FOMC meeting, new Income Tax Rules, and corporate bond market regulations. The advice is to **HOLD** NIFTY 50 if you're a long-term investor and look for **BUYing opportunities** on quality stocks during market volatility, utilizing SIPs for cost averaging.
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    14 Min.
  • Indian IT Sector in 2026

    Indian IT Sector in 2026
    Feb 20 2026

    Indian IT Industry Deep Dive — Episode Summary

    India's $250 billion IT industry is at a crossroads. In this episode, Sonia and Rakesh break down what's been shaking up the sector — from TCS and Infosys navigating cautious client spending to Wipro's ongoing turnaround and Tech Mahindra's margin recovery. They explore the key drivers behind IT stock performance: discretionary tech spending cycles, US economic health, the rupee-dollar equation, and the massive AI wave reshaping deal pipelines. The deep dive covers how Indian IT evolved from Y2K bug-fixing to becoming the backbone of global digital transformation, and what GenAI means for an industry built on headcount-driven billing. They also unpack how investors can get exposure — from individual stocks and Nifty IT ETFs to IT-focused mutual funds — and the risks to watch, including margin pressure, visa regulations, and the looming question of whether AI will disrupt the very outsourcing model that built Indian IT.
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    15 Min.
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