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Indian IT stocks rally as U.S. immigration hint boosts H-1B visa hopes
Indian technology shares surged this week after remarks from U.S. leadership signalled a possible easing of skilled-immigration restrictions, particularly H-1B visas, which form a backbone of Indian offshore‐IT business models. Key stocks such as Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Tech Mahindra recorded sharp gains as investors interpreted the change as easing headwinds for growth and talent sourcing.
Analysts said improving global demand for outsourcing, combined with a cheaper rupee and policy tailwinds, could drive sector earnings higher over the next quarters.
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Indian IT stocks rally as U.S. immigration hint boosts H-1B visa hopes
Indian technology shares surged this week after remarks from U.S. leadership signalled a possible easing of skilled-immigration restrictions, particularly H-1B visas, which form a backbone of Indian offshore‐IT business models. Key stocks such as Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Tech Mahindra recorded sharp gains as investors interpreted the change as easing headwinds for growth and talent sourcing.
Analysts said improving global demand for outsourcing, combined with a cheaper rupee and policy tailwinds, could drive sector earnings higher over the next quarters.
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Indian IT stocks jumped after U.S. immigration signals improved H-1B visa outlook and reinforced growth narratives for outsourcing names.
Indian technology shares surged this week after remarks from U.S. leadership signalled a possible easing of skilled-immigration restrictions, particularly H-1B visas, which form a backbone of Indian offshore‐IT business models. Key stocks such as Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Tech Mahindra recorded sharp gains as investors interpreted the change as easing headwinds for growth and talent sourcing.
Analysts said improving global demand for outsourcing, combined with a cheaper rupee and policy tailwinds, could drive sector earnings higher over the next quarters.
Indian technology shares surged this week after remarks from U.S. leadership signalled a possible easing of skilled-immigration restrictions, particularly H-1B visas, which form a backbone of Indian offshore‐IT business models. Key stocks such as Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Tech Mahindra recorded sharp gains as investors interpreted the change as easing headwinds for growth and talent sourcing.
Analysts said improving global demand for outsourcing, combined with a cheaper rupee and policy tailwinds, could drive sector earnings higher over the next quarters.
Companies:
Infosys
Tata Consultancy Services
Tech Mahindra
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