TCS is expected to post a second consecutive weak quarter with a 0.7% drop in dollar revenue for Q4 FY25, amid delayed client spending, cross-currency headwinds, and BSNL project rampdown. Despite subdued growth, a weaker rupee and improved efficiency may support margins, while investors await the company’s outlook on recent US tariff moves.
Metals likely to remain strong despite short-term dips: Rohit Srivastava
Indian stock markets are showing strong gains, led by the banking sector. Nifty remains above 25,900. Experts see continued momentum in banking, with NBFCs and
November 17, 2025