Why did the TCS share price fall today?

The TCS share price slipped about 2.1% as investors priced in AI automation risks. Markets worry about faster project delivery reducing billable hours and near-term pricing pressure. Sector flows also turned cautious, with foreign investors trimming exposure to Indian IT despite broader market inflows this month.

What technical levels are important now for TCS?

Watch INR 2,561 to 2,648 as the recent intraday range. The 50-day average at 3,115 and 200-day at 3,160 are key resistance markers. RSI near 30 suggests oversold conditions, but trend strength remains high. A sustained move above the mid Bollinger Band near 2,837 would improve momentum.

Is TCS still attractive on fundamentals?

TCS trades at a PE of 20.06 with a trailing dividend yield around 4.15%, strong ROE, and low leverage. That looks solid, but a high payout ratio limits dividend growth. The near-term debate is about pricing, utilization, and AI-led delivery savings. April’s earnings should provide better visibility.

How should Swiss investors think about currency risk here?

Returns can differ from the TCS share price because CHF may strengthen or weaken against INR. Currency swings can offset or amplify equity moves. Investors can consider hedged vehicles or accept currency exposure, depending on time horizon and risk tolerance. Always check a fund’s hedging policy and costs.

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TCS.NS Stock Today: February 26 — AI Rout Wipes $21.9B in Value

ByHuzaifa Zahoor February 27, 2026February 27, 2026

The TCS share price fell 2.1% today to INR 2,573.7, extending February’s AI-driven selloff that erased about $21.9 billion in value. TCS.NS is tracking the Nifty IT index, which is on course for its worst month in nearly 23 years as investors price faster automation, lower billable hours, and pricing pressure. For Swiss investors, this move matters through India-focused funds and global IT allocations. Below, we outline today’s drivers, key levels, and what to watch next.