Infosys shares gained about 2.8% in today’s trade, outpacing the broader indices as renewed buying emerged in large-cap IT. The move follows improving global risk sentiment and optimism around FY26 deal pipelines and margin stability, with the stock now trading comfortably above its key medium-term moving averages.
Infosys Limited saw its stock climb roughly 2.8% on the NSE, extending the recent positive bias in frontline IT counters. The upmove comes amid easing worries on US growth, softer rate expectations and steady commentary from global tech peers, which together have revived interest in export-oriented Indian IT names.
At around ₹1,675 per share, Infosys is trading well above its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, indicating a strengthening technical setup supported by institutional flows. Investors are focusing on the company’s robust balance sheet, healthy cash generation and potential upside from large cost-optimization and AI-led digital transformation deals in key client geographies.
Key highlights
Price move: Infosys (INFY.NS) up about 2.8% in today’s session.
Current level: Around ₹1,675 on NSE, above both 50-day and 200-day moving averages.
Drivers: Improved global risk sentiment, expectations of stable margins and a resilient FY26 deal pipeline.
Global listing: ADRs of Infosys (INFY) in the US also trade with a firm bias, tracking optimism around large-cap IT.
Investor focus: Cash-rich balance sheet, attractive long-term positioning in cloud, AI, and digital transformation services.
Sources: NSE quote data; Infosys