Hardening property prices, layoffs in the IT sector, geopolitical tensions and other uncertainties dented India's residential growth momentum in 2025. ANAROCK Research data indicated that housing sales in the top 7 cities witnessed a 14 per cent decline in 2025, with approximately 395,625 un
At close, Sensex ended with a loss of 367 points, or 0.43 per cent, at 85,041.45, while the Nifty 50 settled at 26,042.30, down 100 points, or 0.38 per cent. Among the sectors, losses were recorded in financials, IT, and select pharma names. Tech stocks were among the top laggards, with the
New Delhi [India], December 22 (ANI): India's IT (Information Technology) hiring has seen resurgence in 2025 with 1.8 million job demand, registering a 16% rise over 2024 and reflecting renewed tech investment, said a report by Quess Corp.
Indian companies look financially stronger after the Covid period, but they are struggling to find new growth opportunities because demand in the economy remains weak, according to a report by Nuvama.
IT firms have transitioned from traditional digital transformation projects toward AI-centric engagements, with AI deals now forming nearly 74% of all contracts signed in the last six quarters, the report said. Companies such as TCS, Infosys, HCLTech, Wipro, LTIMindtree and Tech Mahindra rep
India and Russia are looking to further strengthen bilateral trade and explore new areas of cooperation across multiple sectors, said CEO and Chairman of the Board of the Roscongress Foundation, Alexander Stuglev.
During a review meeting of the Information Technology and Electronics Department on Saturday, the Chief Minister stressed the need for a simple, transparent, and time-bound approval system for investors in the IT and ITES sectors, an official release said.
The Indian IT sector witnessed a return to positive sequential growth in Q2FY26, driven by Tier-1 techs reversing declines seen over the past two quarters, while Tier-2 techs continued to outperform both in growth and margins, according to sector commentary, according to a report by Axis Cap
The Indian information technology (IT) sector is expected to register improved second half of the current financial year, supported by AI-led projects, better client engagement, and an uptick in discretionary spending, according to a report by Centrum Research.
In a post on X, he said that HIRE Act reflected a growing mindset in the US that white-collar jobs should not be "lost" to India, just as blue-collar jobs were "lost" to China. This protectionist sentiment could have far-reaching implications for the India-US economic relationship.
The information technology (IT) services sector in India is showing tentative signs of demand stabilisation, even as visibility into calendar year 2026 remains weak, noted in a report on India's IT services by Goldman Sachs.