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Stock markets decline in early trade dragged by IT firms, weak U.S. cues

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•Pakistan’s KSE-100 index fell 1,716.51 points in early trading, according to Dawn (Pakistan).
•Indian equity markets fell more than 1% in early trade, according to The Hindu - Business.
•Information technology stocks led the decline in Indian markets, according to The Hindu - Business.
•The Hindu - Business attributed the early-trade decline to weak cues from U.S. markets.

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▸If U.S. equity markets continue to provide weak cues in subsequent sessions Indian and Pakistani equities could see continued risk-off positioning, increasing near-term volatility for benchmark indices and IT-heavy segments.

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FINANCEThe Hindu - BusinessMarkets tank over 1% in early trade; IT stocks lead the fall FINANCEThe Hindu - BusinessStock markets decline in early trade dragged by IT firms, weak U.S. cues REGIONALDawn (Pakistan)Bearish momentum carries into early trading as KSE-100 sheds 1716.51 points

Equity markets in India and Pakistan fell sharply in early trading, with declines led by information technology stocks and attributed in part to weak cues from U.S. markets. In Pakistan, the KSE-100 dropped 1,716.51 points in early trade, while Indian benchmarks fell over 1% with IT shares underperforming. The moves matter because synchronized regional risk-off trading can tighten financial conditions and raise near-term volatility for sectors with high foreign and tech exposure.