SynopsisAnalysts widely expect companies in the sector to lower full-year growth guidance, as client spending remains constrained by macroeconomic uncertainty, AI-driven pricing pressure and geopolitical headwinds.India’s $315 billion revenue technology and software services industry is likely to report another lacklustre quarter, starting the fiscal year 2026-27 on a muted note, analyst estimates suggest.Analysts widely expect companies in the sector to lower full-year growth guidance, as client spending remains constrained by macroeconomic uncertainty, AI-driven pricing pressure and geopolitical headwinds.Tata Consultancy Services, the country's largestNow Playing
IT braces for a cold Q1 as guidance cuts loom in the horizon - The Economic Times
Analysts widely expect companies in the sector to lower full-year growth guidance, as client spending remains constrained by macroeconomic uncertainty, AI-driven pricing pressure and geopolitical headwinds.
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