Tech Layoffs Tracker India
Accelerating macroeconomic changes and global geopolitical shifts are fundamentally rewiring organizations towards a possible 50% headcount reduction target in the IT sector by 2030. Track in real time to see the sectoral shift unfold and follow us to make career pivots aligned with geopolitical and economic shifts.
Liquidity Crisis: A weakening Yen leaves the Bank of Japan with zero room to maneuver
The unwinding of the global Yen Carry Trade. Read Macro Outlook →
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why are software companies reducing headcounts in 2026?
Headcount reductions across software and financial companies stem from broader macroeconomic factors rather than just AI productivity gains. Read full Macro Outlook analysis →
How does the Bank of Japan impact IT jobs in India?
Unwinding of the Yen Carry Trade raises borrowing costs for Western enterprises that fund Indian outsourcing contracts.Explore our Yen Carry Trade report →
Is AI advancement the primary reason for ongoing software job cuts?
While generative AI tools enhance individual developer productivity, macroeconomic forces like high Western interest rates remain the primary driver.Read detailed breakdown →
How is Peak vs. Current Headcount calculated in this tracker?
We track official public corporate filings to measure absolute workforce reduction from historical peak headcounts.