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Nifty, Sensex Open Higher, IT Stocks Jump 2.73% Despite US Action Against Outsourcing Firms

The Nifty IT index climbed 2.73% as investors bought Indian technology shares despite U.S. limits on major outsourcing firms.

  • Indian stock markets opened higher on Friday, with The Nifty index jumping 2.73 per cent despite the US government suspending major IT outsourcing firms from the Permanent Labor Certification Program.
  • Labour Secretary Keith Sonderling announced Thursday that the government suspended major firms including Cognizant, Infosys, Tata, Wipro, HCL, Capgemini, Microsoft, and Adobe from the Permanent Labor Certification Program.
  • Sumit Singhania, Head of Research at Bajaj Broking, warned the development adds uncertainty for Indian companies, noting potential pressure on operating margins from higher hiring and compliance costs.
  • FIIs have sold equities worth Rs 36,210 crore through exchanges in October, while Brent crude oil prices declined 1.13 per cent to USD 103.10 per barrel.
  • Geojit Investments Chief Investment Strategist Vijayakumar said these factors pushed the near-term market structure toward a "sell on rally" approach, as other Asian markets including Japan and Hong Kong traded mixed.
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IT stocks surged despite the US PERM ban. Strong TCS results, strong profits, and AI growth revitalized the market, leading to a 900-point jump in the Sensex on Friday.

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Social News XYZ broke the news on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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