TCS future price outlook (as per recent market chatter & analyst commentary):
Short term (3–6 months): ₹3,400–₹3,600 possible if sentiment improves post the U.S. tariff uncertainty, Q2/Q3 results show steady deal wins, and IT sector demand stabilizes.
Medium term (12–18 months): ₹4,000–₹4,500 possible if U.S. recession fears fade, large digital transformation deals continue, and margins expand due to cost optimization.
Why TCS could go up after the tariff dust settles:
Strong order book – TCS still has multi-year contracts from BFSI, retail, and manufacturing clients that aren’t directly tariff-sensitive.
Weak rupee benefit – A depreciating INR boosts export earnings for IT companies like TCS.
Digital demand – Enterprises continue investing in AI, cloud, and automation projects where TCS has leadership.
Share buybacks & dividends – TCS often announces buybacks, which support the stock price.
IT sector rebound – Historically, Indian IT stocks recover strongly once macro headwinds are priced in.
Short term (3–6 months): ₹3,400–₹3,600 possible if sentiment improves post the U.S. tariff uncertainty, Q2/Q3 results show steady deal wins, and IT sector demand stabilizes.
Medium term (12–18 months): ₹4,000–₹4,500 possible if U.S. recession fears fade, large digital transformation deals continue, and margins expand due to cost optimization.
Why TCS could go up after the tariff dust settles:
Strong order book – TCS still has multi-year contracts from BFSI, retail, and manufacturing clients that aren’t directly tariff-sensitive.
Weak rupee benefit – A depreciating INR boosts export earnings for IT companies like TCS.
Digital demand – Enterprises continue investing in AI, cloud, and automation projects where TCS has leadership.
Share buybacks & dividends – TCS often announces buybacks, which support the stock price.
IT sector rebound – Historically, Indian IT stocks recover strongly once macro headwinds are priced in.
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