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Infosys shares remained steady around ₹1,615 on July 1, trading with a VWAP of ₹1,603, while volume surged to over 836,000 shares - signaling heightened investor focus and “Very Bullish” sentiment. This came during a broadly positive session for the Nifty 50, although Infosys lagged slightly behind peers.

Over the week, Infosys underperformed, sliding about 0.45% to close at ₹1,601.30 on June 30 amid a 0.54% drop in the Sensex . Its stock remains nearly 20% below its 52‑week peak of ₹2,006 reached in December. Despite this, long‑term fundamentals remain robust: Finance metrics show a market cap near ₹6.68 lakh crore, P/E ~25, TTM EPS ~₹64, dividend yield ~2.7%, and zero debt, with Return on Equity near 29%.

Technical indicators on Moneycontrol show a pivot level around ₹1,603, with intraday support/resistance at ₹1,592–1,613. With Q1 FY26 earnings and global IT demand recovery on the horizon, Infosys may consolidate near these levels before possibly rebounding toward ₹1,633–1,650.