IT services providers appear to be happy with Donald Trump’s victory, barring concerns about the prospect of stricter H1-B visa regulations. They expect that his policies will increase businesses’ discretionary spending. According to analysts, the United States still has a lot of work to do in under-penetrated industries like banking and healthcare. Spending on IT…
While the India IT services sector’s fiscal first quarter profits showed a wide rebound across all verticals and locations, suggesting stronger fiscal growth than the previous year, the industry continued to enjoy robust deal signings in August. “After recovering in the previous months, the 3M rolling sum of deal signings—a strong lead indicator of deal…
Due to strong domestic valuations and volatility in the global market, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) engaged in a wave of significant selling during the first two weeks of August. However, later in the month, they turned their attention to purchasing, allocating Rs 25,000 crore across eight important sectors. With purchases of Rs 5,297 crore, consumer…
According to a domestic ratings business, the revenue growth of the Indian IT services sector will decrease to 3% in the current fiscal year from 9.2% in the prior fiscal year. According to ICRA Ratings, this fiscal year’s profitability would also suffer, and the operating profit margin will drop to 20–21%, a reduction of up…
After Epam Systems again decreased its revenue forecast for CY2023, information technology stocks declined on Tuesday. Shares of Infosys decreased 1.8% while the NSE IT Index lost 1.88%. The yield on TCS shares was 1.6%. EPAM has revised its forecast for revenue growth and now projects a 2% drop in constant currency revenues at the…
