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ndian IT stocks have fallen sharply. AI is rewriting the rules of software. And suddenly, a sector that once felt predictable feels anything but. Some believe this is the beginning of the end. Others argue it’s the start of something bigger. Both sides sound convincing — which is exactly what makes this moment uncomfortable. The real question isn’t whether Indian IT will survive. It’s whether investors are prepared for what it’s becoming.

The Indian stock market outlook is being reshaped by GST cuts, expected RBI rate reductions and the high-potential US–India trade deal — but global risks like Japan’s bond shock and the US tech bubble mean investors need smart strategies, not blind optimism. This article breaks down what to expect over the next 6 months, 1 year and 3 years, and how portfolios can navigate volatility with equities, gold and silver ETFs.