JPMorgan torna-se cauteloso quanto à perspectiva de crescimento da TI indiana

24 de junho de 2026

Reportado por IA

O JPMorgan rebaixou sua visão sobre as empresas de TI indianas, prevendo uma demanda mais fraca e múltiplos obstáculos nos próximos dois anos. A corretora reduziu as classificações de diversas ações, incluindo HCL Technologies e Wipro.

O JPMorgan antecipa desafios para as empresas de TI indianas nos próximos dois anos, citando uma demanda incerta e uma combinação de obstáculos tecnológicos e econômicos.

A corretora rebaixou várias ações, incluindo HCL Technologies e Wipro, devido ao fato de as avaliações atuais não refletirem essas preocupações.

Os analistas preveem previsões reduzidas de crescimento de receita para o ano fiscal de 2027, com um início de ano mais fraco impactando a força habitual do primeiro semestre.

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