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Jefferies retains Hold on Infosys with ₹1,140 target

INFY Jefferies has reiterated a Hold rating on Infosys Limited (INFY) with a target price of ₹1,140. FY27 revenue growth guidance is at 1–2%, including a 200 bps impact from deal exits. The brokerage noted that accelerated offshoring is being used to reduce US visa exposure. AI revenues contribute 10.5% of the mix, with AI-led services growth expected to support recovery. Easing AI-driven pricing pressure is also anticipated to aid growth. However, workforce reskilling is being prioritized over restructuring, which is likely to limit margin expansion. Wage hikes and furloughs are expected to pressure H2 FY27 margins. The key triggers are the Hold rating with a ₹1,140 target and the muted 1–2% FY27 revenue growth guidance amid deal exits and AI transition. This reflects a cautious stance on near-term growth and margin trajectory. Peers such as TCS, HCL Technologies and Wipro may face comparison on AI revenue contribution and margin outlook. Near-term prices could react mildly, as the view is largely in line with the cautious sector sentiment. Risks include further deal ramp-downs, prolonged AI pricing pressure, or weaker-than-expected margin recovery. Competitors listed: TCS, HCL Technologies, Wipro. We have no financial interest in this news.

TCS: AI-led transformation and deal conversion in focus

TCS TCS: AI-led transformation and deal conversion in focus Tata Consultancy Services Limited (NSE: TCS) is positioning itself to benefit from enterprise spending on artificial intelligence, cloud modernisation and digital transformation. **Why it matters:** Generative AI adoption creates opportunities for new technology services and productivity-led projects. However, cautious client spending, delayed decision-making and pricing pressure can affect revenue growth. **My view:** TCS's scale, global client relationships and delivery capabilities provide a competitive advantage. The key challenge is converting AI opportunities and large deal wins into actual revenue while protecting operating margins. Deal announcements alone are not enough; execution and revenue conversion matter. **What to watch:** Large deal wins, total contract value, constant-currency revenue growth, BFSI demand, AI-related revenue contribution, operating margins and employee utilisation. **Stance:** AI and digital transformation offer long-term growth opportunities, but sustained revenue acceleration, margin discipline and valuation remain critical to the investment case. Disclosure: I am a SEBI Registered Research Analyst. This content is for educational purposes and is not a recommendation to buy or sell any security.

TCS - Major Trend Reversal Awaits Breakout

TCS is showing signs of recovery after a prolonged decline within a well-defined downward-sloping channel. The stock has rebounded from its recent lows near ₹1,900–2,000 and is now trading above its 5-week, 13-week and 26-week EMAs, indicating improving short-term momentum. However, the broader trend remains cautious as the stock approaches a crucial resistance zone around ₹2,550–2,650, which coincides with the upper boundary of its recent consolidation and the declining channel resistance. Key Technical Observations: Trend: Long-term trend remains bearish, but short-term recovery is gaining strength. Moving Averages: Price is above all three EMAs (5, 13 and 26), indicating improving momentum. Resistance: ₹2,550–2,650 is a crucial supply zone. A decisive weekly close above this range could strengthen the bullish case. Support: ₹2,350–2,400 is the immediate support zone, followed by ₹2,000–2,050. A sustained breakout above ₹2,650 could signal a potential trend reversal and open the door for further upside. Failure to cross this resistance may result in renewed consolidation or profit-booking.

Nifty Eyes Gap-Up Near 25,340; RSI Overbought

Pre-open cues are positive. GIFT Nifty is around 25,330, close to 300 points above Monday’s close, so a gap-up opening is likely. The main support is Brent crude, which dipped to near $89 and is now around $92. Nifty has moved above the falling trendline from the February high and the 200-day SMA near 24,000. The rally began from the 22,206 base, which held twice, in April and again in October. Monday was a corrective session. The index dipped to 24,839, took support near 24,890 and settled at 25,044.65, just below the Falling Window resistance at 25,140. The next resistance is 25,340, close to where GIFT Nifty is pointing. If 25,140 and 25,340 are sustained, the 26,000 zone comes into view. If the gap-up fades, 24,890 is the first support, followed by 24,740. RSI at about 78 is in overbought territory, which shows strong momentum but also a stretched rally, so consolidation can come at any time. Brent crude remains the key external factor. Heavyweights such as RELIANCE , HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Infosys and TCS are worth tracking. When RSI is overbought, momentum is strong but the move is stretched; support levels and the opening reaction near resistance help judge what comes next. Disclaimer: This is for educational purposes only and is not investment advice. Please consult your financial advisor before making any investment decisions. SEBI Registered Research Analyst — INH000025212.

Anthropic Targets $1.4 Trillion Valuation in AI IPO

Imagine a technology company aiming for a $1.4 trillion valuation before entering the stock market. That is the ambitious target set by Anthropic, the company behind Claude AI. Anthropic is planning to raise up to $90.4 billion through its IPO and private placement. Major technology companies, including Google, Microsoft and Nvidia, are participating in its private placement. The company's revenue growth highlights the growing demand for artificial intelligence. However, its massive spending commitments on computing power, chips and infrastructure also raise questions about future profitability. What does this mean for Indian markets? As global companies increase their spending on AI, the demand for software development, automation and enterprise technology services could create opportunities for Indian IT companies. One Indian Nifty 500 company worth watching from this broader trend is Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) . Its focus on AI-powered solutions and enterprise technology services could help it participate in the growing adoption of AI across industries. However, rising competition, infrastructure costs and regulatory risks remain important challenges. AI growth creates business opportunities, but investors must understand company valuations, revenue quality, infrastructure costs and long-term profitability before making decisions. Tags: #ArtificialIntelligence #Anthropic #AIIndustry #TCS #IndianStockMarket #Nifty500 #TechnologyTrends Disclaimer: This post is strictly for educational purposes. It is not a stock recommendation, investment advice or a buy/sell signal.

Tata Consultancy ServicesGains 23% in One Month

TCS Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has witnessed a strong recovery in its share price, gaining approximately 23.16% over the past month amid improving sentiment towards Indian IT stocks. The recent rally follows concerns over artificial intelligence-led disruption and pressure on traditional IT services business models. The company's Q2 FY27 performance also remained healthy, with consolidated revenue increasing 11.2% year-on-year to ₹73,188 crore and net profit rising 7.6% to ₹13,884 crore. In a recent development, global brokerage Citi raised its target price on TCS to ₹2,000 from ₹1,840, while retaining its Sell rating on the stock. The brokerage increased its target price-to-earnings multiple from 12 times to 13 times, primarily reflecting a broader valuation rerating of the IT sector. However, Citi expects TCS's earnings per share growth to remain moderate at around 2–3% annually during FY28–FY29, indicating that higher valuations are not yet supported by a significant improvement in earnings estimates. Meanwhile, TCS continues to strengthen its artificial intelligence business, with annualised AI revenue crossing $3.1 billion in Q2 FY27 and total contract value of new deals reaching $9.6 billion. Strategic partnerships with Porsche AG and Best Buy are expected to support its AI-led transformation and enterprise technology business. Going forward, investors will closely monitor deal conversions, global IT spending, AI-related revenue growth and operating margins to assess the sustainability of the recent stock price recovery.