Daiwa: Impact of new H-1B policies controllable, IT service companies may accelerate hiring in the US.

Zhtng Cijng APP huxn, M gn sh dnl fbio yn bo zh ch, jngun Tlngp zhngf jnr du H-1B qinzhng shnq zhngshu 10 wn miyun fiyng de xngu ynq shchng gunzh, dn zhdu IT fw l qy de shj yn xng yngxing yuxin. Bgu, bogo tngsh qingdio, wili lf yl hu jnb chngsh IT fw hngy shngy msh, yj qy zi yuxin tujn Migu bnt zhopn de tngsh, rng jing wich l'n jiof y kngzh chngbn. According to the financial news APP Zhitong, a research report released by Morgan Stanley pointed out that although the recent new rule by the Trump administration to impose a $100,000 fee on H-1B visa applications has attracted market attention, its actual impact on IT service companies is limited. However, the report also emphasizes that future legislative pressure may further reshape the business model of the IT service industry, and it is expected that companies will prioritize promoting local recruitment in the United States while still maintaining offshore delivery to control costs.