India shares rise on US tariff relief as IT losses temper gains

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Indian equity benchmarks rose on Monday after the US Supreme Court struck down Trump’s tariffs, with the Nifty 50 up about 0.6% to 25,713 and the Sensex up about 0.6% to 83,295, helped by financials and PSU banks even as IT names fell on AI disruption fears after Jefferies downgraded several firms (Infosys, TCS, Wipro). The IT index slid around 1.4% for the day, while IDFC First Bank dropped about 16% on a suspected $65 million fraud probe and AU Small Finance Bank fell around 5% after being dropped from a Haryana government banking list.
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