Shares of Accenture fall sharply after concerns about its outlook and how quickly AI will translate into revenue, pulling down Indian IT company ADRs trading in the US. Multiple reports say Accenture experiences a one-day decline of around 19%, described as its biggest drop in that timeframe. The selloff is linked to weak guidance and worries around AI monetisation, which prompt investors to reprice expectations not only for Accenture but for the broader IT services sector. As a result, ADRs for Infosys and Wipro also decline during US trading sessions. The reported moves range from about 4% in some accounts to as much as around 8% in others, reflecting intra-day and outlet-to-outlet variation in timing and percentage calculations. The coverage frames the reaction as market spillover: Accenture’s results and guidance are viewed as a benchmark for growth and AI-driven opportunities across software and IT services companies. Overall, the reports describe a coordinated sector weakness driven by sentiment around near-term guidance and the pace of AI impact.