Indian software stocks see sharpest swings since pandemic as AI advances stoke investor anxiety, Bloomberg reports.
Shares of Indian software services companies are experiencing their sharpest swings since the pandemic, as the growing prowess of artificial intelligence fuels investor anxiety about the industry.
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