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Source: Live Mint Indian domestic technology companies reported another soft performance in the March quarter, led by select cases of delays in project ramp-ups and a cautious spending stance adopted by a few verticals in the run-up to the reciprocal tariff announcement. Companies also remained cautious that growth would be a challenge in the coming…
Source: Live Mint IT stocks in focus: Although the Nifty IT index rebounded sharply during the second half of April, it ended the month in negative territory, extending its losing streak to a fourth consecutive month—the longest such streak since 2016—losing 3% of value. Seven out of the 10 constituents of the index closed lower…
Source: Live Mint IT stocks today: Domestic information technology (IT) stocks rebounded sharply in Wednesday’s trading session. HCL Tech’s share price ended the day up 7.7% at ₹1,594 apiece, while Wipro’s share price gained 4%, and Infosys’ share price rose 3.7%. All 10 constituents of the Nifty IT index closed in the green, driving the…
Source: Live Mint India’s top IT giants — Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), and Wipro — delivered forgettable results for the quarter ended March 2025, weighed down by a mix of macroeconomic and geopolitical headwinds. The IT sector continued to be plagued by weakness in client spending, particularly in key markets like the United States…
Source: Live Mint Infosys ADR Shares: India’s second-largest IT firm, Infosys Ltd’s American Depository Receipt (ADR) shares dropped more than 4 per cent to $15.68 on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) after Wall Street opened on Thursday, April 17. The Infosys ADR shares were down over 4 per cent at the US market open…
Source: Live Mint India’s IT services companies were beginning to see improving demand for tech services in the US, their biggest market. But if the trade war unleashed by US President Donald Trump pushes his country into a recession, IT clients could tighten their discretionary spending budgets again, according to experts. The jitters are already…
Source: Live Mint Indian IT stocks are back under pressure as fears of a US-led recession gain traction following President Donald Trump’s announcement of sweeping “reciprocal tariffs” on over 180 countries. The United States remains the most critical market for Indian IT services, and any slowdown in that economy is expected to significantly dampen sector…
Source: Live Mint Indian technology (IT) stocks remained under selling pressure for the second consecutive session on Friday, with the Nifty IT index declining over 3.5%. Significant losses in leading IT stocks such as Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infosys, Wipro, HCL Technologies, and Coforge shares contributed to the index reaching its lowest level in nine…
Source: Live Mint The first day of trade following the announcement of retaliatory tariffs by Donald Trump has come to a close for Asian markets, and India has emerged as a bright spot amid a deeper bloodbath seen in other regional peers. While on one hand Japan’s Nikkei dipped 2.8%, South Korea’s Kospi lost 1.1%…
Source: Live Mint Stock market today: Indian markets kicked off FY26 on a somber note, tracking the sharp sell-off in U.S. markets overnight after U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday, said tariffs would essentially cover all countries, stoking worries a global trade war could lead to a recession. Investors had been hoping for a more…
