Vinit Bolinjkar Sees Broader Market Slowdown, Flags Risks for IT Sector

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Vinit Bolinjkar, Head of Equity Research at Ventura Securities, has issued a strong sell call on IT stocks due to the Hormuz Strait crisis, FII outflows, and the global AI infrastructure shift.

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Vinit Bolinjkar, Head of Equity Research at Ventura Securities, has issued a strong sell call on IT stocks due to the Hormuz Strait crisis, FII outflows, and the global AI infrastructure shift.

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