Accenture's recent earnings reveal a sharp decline in new bookings and a reduced guidance, sparking concerns about AI's impact on the IT services industry. While AI isn't officially blamed, the significant drop in orders suggests a deflationary effect. However, Indian IT firms are expected to remain resilient due to different geographical exposure and operational strengths.

Accenture has lowered its annual revenue growth forecast. Companies are still cautious about spending on technology. This is happening even as they invest in artificial…

Accenture's stock drops over 30% as AI automation threatens its IT consulting model, even as the firm posts $2.2 billion in AI bookings and $18 billion in

Blip, or one more data point that is on trend?

Accenture's Q3 FY26 results revealed a slowdown in IT demand, with the company missing revenue estimates and lowering its full-year guidance. While Middle East conflicts and…

Accenture's earnings signal tough times for IT services. Indian IT firms face weak demand and cautious client spending. While valuations are low, a gradual recovery is expected.…

By Kimberley Kao and Fabiana Negrin Ochoa

Indian IT services face persistent pressure due to AI disruption fears, with market expert Seshadri Sen advising tactical caution despite attractive long-term valuations. While…