Goldman Sachs recently revised its price targets for Indian IT stocks in light of the expected decrease in revenue growth amidst economic uncertainty in the United States. The brokerage firm downgraded companies such as LTI and Mindtree, which have substantial revenue streams from the US market, while maintaining a more positive outlook on TCS. This adjustment comes as Goldman Sachs pointed out persistent challenges in the sector, including subdued discretionary spending and the possibility of project delays resulting from macroeconomic conditions. The move reflects the cautious stance of the investment bank towards Indian IT companies in the current global economic landscape.