New Delhi, April 1 -- Even as the benchmark indices made a strong comeback in March, breaking a five-month slump, tech stocks remained under pressure, extending their losing streak to the third consecutive month. Fluctuating US tariff policies under President Donald Trump have clouded the outlook for the American economy and the Federal Reserve's monetary policy path, raising concerns about a slowdown in new deal inflows.

Although domestic tech stocks saw a resurgence in the second half of March after Trump softened his stance on reciprocal tariffs, it wasn't enough to help them end the month in the green.

Moreover, analysts are becoming increasingly cautious about growth in the tech sector amid concerns over the US economy, as they bel...