Nifty IT Index: Today's Share Price, Returns, and Sector News
The Nifty IT Index, a key benchmark for the Indian Information Technology sector, is a focal point for investors tracking the performance of the nation's tech giants. As a crucial component of the NSE Nifty IT, the index reflects the trends in a sector that is a significant contributor to India's economy and exports. This article covers the latest Nifty IT share price, its historical returns, and recent news influencing the sector.
Today's Nifty IT Price
As of the market close on 4th June 2025, the Nifty IT Index stood at Rs. 37,025.10, marking a gain of 0.57% for the day.
For the most current, regularly updated Nifty IT share price, please refer to the Nifty IT index live ticker section located above on this page. That section provides a real-time share price summary, including the top gainer and loser stocks daily.
Nifty IT Historical Returns
The historical performance of the Nifty IT Index as of early June 2025 shows a mixed picture, with recent positive momentum but underperformance over a multi-month horizon.
- 1 Week: -1.54%
- 1 Month: +2.78%
- 3 Months: -1.04%
- 6 Months: -16.07%
- 1 Year: +14.15%
The index has shown some recovery in the last month, but the negative returns over three and six months suggest the sector has faced significant headwinds. This contrasts with the broader India stock market index performance, which has been more bullish. However, the positive one-year return indicates that the long-term outlook held by investors remains resilient, despite recent volatility.
Nifty IT News and Updates
On Wednesday, 4th June 2025, the Nifty IT index traded in the green, showing some positive momentum. Among the top performers from the Nifty IT stocks list were Oracle Financial Services Software, LTIMindtree, and Coforge, which all registered gains of over 1.5%. However, heavyweight TCS ended the day with a marginal loss.
A key factor affecting the Nifty IT Index recently has been the cautious global macroeconomic environment. Concerns over a slowdown in major economies like the US and Europe, which are the primary markets for Indian IT firms, have kept the sector's growth outlook subdued. This has also been reflected in foreign portfolio investor (FPI) activity, which saw selling pressure in the IT sector in the preceding sessions.
Looking ahead, the Indian IT sector's growth in 2025 is expected to be driven by advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI), cloud computing, and cybersecurity. While companies are investing heavily in these next-generation technologies, challenges such as a global skills gap and margin pressures from increased competition remain. The market is also keenly awaiting the outcome of the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) monetary policy meeting, which will provide further cues on the domestic economic environment.