India tech stocks extend decline as US visa hike hurts sentiment
Indian IT stocks .NIFTYIT fall 0.5% after sliding 3% in previous session
IT index sheds 3.5% in two sessions after U.S. President Donald Trump imposes $100,000 fee for new H-1B visa applications
Indian IT firms, which earn most of their revenue from the U.S., have been biggest beneficiaries of U.S. work visa programmes
Mphasis MBFL.NS leads losses with 2.6% drop, trailed by Coforge's COFO.NS 2% decline
TCS TCS.NS, Infosys INFY.NS and Wipro WIPR.NS largely flat
TCS, INFY and WIPR dropped 2-3% on Monday
As of Monday's close, Indian IT firms lost roughly $10 billion in combined market capitalisation
IT stocks worst performers so far in 2025 with 18.5% decline; Nifty 50 up 6.3% YTD
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