New Delhi, April 5 -- India's Big Five information technology services companies will be in a tricky position when they kick-start their earnings season next week, although the sector isn't directly affected by US President Donald Trump's retaliatory tariffs.

The first quarter of the financial year provides a platform for companies to both showcase the previous year's performance and make projections for the next 12 months, offering analysts and investors a sense of what to expect.

Each of India's top five IT services companies had expected to end 2024-25 on a better note than in FY24 on the back of improving demand for tech services and increasing demand visibility.

But amidst Trump's tariff war, analysts say India's top IT companies ...