Infosys share price closes at ₹1,058.60; slips 0.13% on September 17

Key Takeaways

• Infosys finished nearly flat at ₹1,058.60, losing ₹1.40 or 0.13% after a ₹15 trading range.
• The close was ₹56.60 below the 50-day DMA and ₹193.20 below the 200-day DMA of ₹1,251.80.
• One-year return stood at -29.95%, while the one-month, three-month and six-month periods were also negative.

Infosys share price closed September 17 at ₹1,058.60, down ₹1.40 or 0.13%. The stock had ended the previous session at ₹1,060 and opened at ₹1,055. It moved between ₹1,049 and ₹1,064, creating a ₹15 intraday range. The final price was ₹9.60 above the low and ₹5.40 below the high.

Volume reached 5,846,689 shares. Market capitalisation stood at ₹4,29,605 crore. Infosys' 52-week range extended from ₹982 to ₹1,728. The September 17 close was ₹76.60 above the annual low and ₹669.40 below the 52-week high, placing the share substantially nearer its lower annual endpoint.

All three displayed moving averages remained above the latest price. The 50-day DMA was ₹1,115.20, a gap of ₹56.60. The 100-day DMA stood at ₹1,155.80, leaving ₹97.20 between the two figures. The largest difference was against the 200-day DMA at ₹1,251.80, which was ₹193.20 above the close.

Return figures were negative for each measured period. Infosys recorded -9.46% over one month and -7.43% over three months. Six-month performance was -15.30%, while the one-year return was -29.95%. The one-year decline was roughly twice the six-month percentage reading.

Despite those longer-period figures, the September 17 session itself was quiet. The share opened ₹5 below the previous close, slipped to ₹1,049 and later traded as high as ₹1,064. It settled only ₹1.40 lower than the prior session. The day's ₹15 range was small compared with the ₹746 distance between the stock's 52-week low and high. At the close, Infosys remained above ₹1,000 but below the 50-day, 100-day and 200-day averages. Its ₹982 annual low was less than ₹77 away, while the annual high remained nearly ₹670 above the final price.