Wipro share price ends at ₹166.40; slips 0.29% on September 17

Key Takeaways

• Wipro lost ₹0.49 or 0.29% to close at ₹166.40 after trading within a narrow rounded range of ₹165 to ₹168. 
• The closing price was only ₹1.40 above the ₹165 52-week low, while the annual high stood much further away at ₹273. 
• Wipro remained below its 50-day, 100-day and 200-day DMAs, while all four displayed recent return periods were negative. 

Wipro share price finished September 17 at ₹166.40, down ₹0.49 or 0.29%. The stock opened at ₹166 after a previous close of ₹167. It traded between a displayed low of ₹165 and high of ₹168. Only ₹3 separated those rounded session extremes, and the final price remained close to the lower half of that band. 

The 52-week low was especially close. At ₹165, it sat just ₹1.40 below the September 17 closing price. The annual high was ₹273, leaving a much larger ₹106.60 distance. Market capitalisation stood at ₹1,64,818 crore, while trading volume reached 9,504,033 shares. 

All three major displayed moving averages were above the close. The 50-day DMA was ₹178.60, a difference of ₹12.20. The 100-day DMA stood at ₹185.90, leaving a ₹19.50 gap. Wipro's 200-day DMA was ₹201.30, which was ₹34.90 above the September 17 closing value. 

Returns were negative across every period shown. The one-month return was -9.57%, while three-month performance stood at -8.91%. Six-month return was -14.71%. Over one year, Wipro recorded -34.49%, the largest decline among the four displayed windows. 

September 17 itself was relatively calm compared with those longer-period figures. Wipro opened ₹1 below the rounded previous close, moved within a ₹3 displayed range and ended with a decline of less than 0.30%. More than 9.5 million shares changed hands despite that narrow price spread. The close remained below all three moving averages and almost level with the 52-week low, with only ₹1.40 separating the two. By comparison, more than ₹100 separated the latest price from the annual high. Those distances make the stock's position near the lower boundary of its 52-week range the clearest numerical feature of the September 17 data.