IT stocks gained momentum on September 1 with all 10 constituents of the Nifty IT index trading in the green as India’s GDP growth of 7.8 percent for the June quarter buoyed market sentiment
Even as the Nifty IT index gained 4 percent in the past month, global brokerages CLSA and Morgan Stanley remain cautious. CLSA expects a recovery led by BFSI, while Morgan Stanley advises trimming gains on any rally
The US inflation data raised concerns that the pace of future rate cuts may be slower than expected, potentially affecting sectors like information technology, which have significant exposure to the U.S. market.
Analysts see Accenture's Q3 results as slightly positive for domestic IT stocks, thanks to a rise in small deals and a rebound in consulting growth
Analysts at CLSA believe that the IT firms will guide conservatively going ahead and kept outlook unchanged for key verticals like banking, retail, hi-tech, and telecom
Shares of India's IT companies, which earn a significant share of their revenue from the U.S., surged 16.13% in the final two months of 2023, exceeding the benchmark Nifty 50's 13.9% gain.
On the New York Stock Exchange in the overnight US trading, the American Depository Receipts (ADRs) of technology giants Infosys and Wipro slumped up to 3 percent on September 28
The managing director and CIO of TCG Asset Management said IT valuations are attractive. He sees great potential in the manufacturing theme.
IT sector has been on an ascendancy. IT sector If a 25-year trend is taken into account, it tends to move up, says Harish Krishnan.
IT stocks had taken a severe beating, factoring in the aggressive tone of US Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell at the Jackson Hole Symposium. After a rebound, they resumed their fall on September 14, reacting to the hotter-than-expected inflation data released in the US
"If there's a rally, you should probably switch out from large-cap names and get into tier-2 names. It's quite possible that in next 2-3 years some of the names from midcap space will emerge to be strong performers," said Nilesh Shah
Despite the ongoing turmoil in the European markets, Indian stocks have been gaining in momentum since yesterday; however, some of the Indian IT stocks may take a knock as these banks offer major business to Indian IT companies.
In an interview on CNBC-TV18, Ashwin Mehta, IT Analyst from Nomura India is bullish on the Indian IT sector performing exceptionally well. While he remains positive on growth for the industry, he says, "We are more cautious on the supply side pressure and growth investments required by the Indian IT companies."