Infosys Share Price Today: Rises 1.62% to Rs 1,046 in Recovery After Steepest 5-Session Fall in 2026

The Infosys share price is recovering today (June 24), rising 1.62% to Rs 1,046 from its June 23 close of Rs 1,029.30, in what is potentially the beginning of a meaningful technical bounce after one of the steepest declines in the Infosys share price in 2026. The stock opened at Rs 1,040.90 and hit an intraday high of Rs 1,048.70 today. The Infosys share price had fallen from approximately Rs 1,197 (June 5 close) to an intraday low of Rs 1,026 (June 23), a decline of 14.3% in just 5-7 trading sessions driven by Accenture’s revenue guidance cut and widespread AI disruption fears across the IT sector. The Infosys share price recovery today comes as the broader Nifty IT index is up approximately 1%, and as investors reassess whether the 14.3% decline priced in an overly pessimistic earnings outlook. Ankit Jaiswal, Senior Research Analyst at Univest highlights the Infosys share price as one of the more important recovery setups today, given that JPMorgan maintains a Buy rating on the stock and has guided for Q1 FY27 revenue growth of 2-5%.

The decline in the Infosys share price over the last two weeks was unusually sharp and volume-driven. The June 19 session, when Accenture cut its annual revenue forecast from 5-8% to 4-7%, saw 4.57 crore Infosys shares change hands at session lows near Rs 1,030, the highest single-day volume in several months, suggesting institutional panic exit rather than orderly profit booking. Volume remained elevated on June 22 (1.02 crore shares) and June 23 (1.93 crore shares) as selling continued. The cumulative impact brought the Infosys share price to its lowest level since late 2025. Today, with the broader IT sector recovering, the Infosys share price is one of the cleaner recovery setups given its JPMorgan Buy rating, its diversified client base across BFSI, retail, manufacturing, and energy verticals, and its AI capabilities platform (Infosys Topaz) that positions the company as an AI enabler rather than purely a disruption victim.

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Infosys Share Price: 13-Day Price History

Date	Open (Rs)	High (Rs)	Low (Rs)	Close (Rs)	Volume	Note
Jun 5	1,194	1,198	1,169	1,172	86.9L	Base of recent decline
Jun 9	1,168	1,168	1,143	1,155	1.10 Cr	Weakness begins
Jun 11	1,130	1,134	1,109	1,115	93.7L	Below Rs 1,125 support
Jun 15	1,130	1,151	1,123	1,135	78.6L	Weak recovery
Jun 17	1,149	1,163	1,148	1,158	60.0L	Brief bounce
Jun 18	1,143	1,143	1,125	1,128	1.68 Cr	Selling resumes
Jun 19	1,062	1,066	1,030	1,051	4.57 Cr	PANIC SELL, 4.57 Cr shares
Jun 22	1,055	1,080	1,055	1,065	1.02 Cr	Partial recovery
Jun 23	1,054	1,055	1,026	1,029	1.93 Cr	New closing low
Jun 24	1,041	1,049	1,038	—	Active	Today: +1.62%, recovery begins

Why Infosys Share Price Is Rising Today

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The Infosys share price recovery today reflects three factors. First, technical oversold conditions: the 14.3% decline in the Infosys share price from Rs 1,172 (June 5 close) to Rs 1,026 (June 23 intraday low) is statistically unusual for a large-cap defensive IT stock. The RSI had fallen to deeply oversold territory, and the closing volume pattern (declining from 4.57 crore on June 19 to 1.93 crore on June 23) suggests selling intensity is reducing, a classic precondition for a bounce. Second, JPMorgan’s constructive fundamental view: JPMorgan maintains a Buy rating on the Infosys share price, describing the company as a “plumber in the tech world” whose integration and implementation capabilities remain essential even in an AI-disrupted environment. The brokerage expects Infosys to guide for 2-5% revenue growth in Q1 FY27 results. Third, Infosys’s own AI positioning: the company’s Topaz AI platform, which integrates generative AI across banking, retail, and manufacturing client workflows, positions Infosys as a net beneficiary of AI adoption in enterprise IT budgets.

Infosys Share Price: Key Levels to Watch

Level	Price (Rs)	Significance
Today Open	1,040.90	Gap up from Jun 23 close
Today Intraday High	1,048.70	Short-term resistance
Current Price	~1,042-1,046	Active recovery zone
Jun 23 Intraday Low	1,026.00	Recent low, critical support
Key Resistance 1	1,065	Jun 22 closing level, near-term target
Key Resistance 2	1,080	Jun 22 intraday high, next target
Key Resistance 3	1,100-1,115	Jun 11-12 base zone
Previous Peak	~1,197 (Jun 5)	Long-term recovery target

Infosys Share Price: What Investors Should Watch Going Forward

The most important near-term catalyst for the Infosys share price will be the Q1 FY27 earnings results and guidance, expected in mid-July 2026. JPMorgan forecasts Infosys will guide for revenue growth of 2-5% in constant currency terms, above the market’s current pessimistic expectations. If Infosys guides in this range or above, the Infosys share price could see a significant relief rally, as the current price of Rs 1,029-1,046 prices in a far more negative scenario. The RPO (Remaining Performance Obligations) will also be a key metric: any improvement in large deal wins and ramp-up timelines would counter the AI disruption narrative that has weighed heavily on the Infosys share price in recent sessions. Additionally, management commentary on how Infosys’s Topaz AI platform is being adopted by clients, and whether AI is driving incremental revenue rather than cannibalising existing contracts, will be closely watched by analysts.

Conclusion: Infosys Share Price Recovery Today

The Infosys share price is rising 1.62% to Rs 1,046 today, beginning a technical recovery from its lowest level since late 2025 after a 14.3% decline in seven sessions. The key trigger for a more sustained Infosys share price recovery will be the Q1 FY27 guidance, expected in mid-July. Track the Infosys share price live on Univest. Consult a SEBI-registered financial advisor before making investment decisions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Infosys share price today?

Ans. The Infosys share price (NSE: INFY) is Rs 1,046 today (June 24, 2026), up 1.62% from the June 23 closing price of Rs 1,029.30. The stock opened at Rs 1,040.90 and hit an intraday high of Rs 1,048.70. The recent intraday low was Rs 1,026 on June 23. Live Infosys share price is available on the Univest Screener and the NSE website.

Why did the Infosys share price fall so sharply in June 2026?

Ans. The Infosys share price fell approximately 14.3% from Rs 1,172 (June 5 close) to Rs 1,026 (June 23 intraday low) due to: (1) Accenture’s guidance cut (reduced annual revenue forecast from 5-8% to 4-7%), which triggered concerns about global IT spending; (2) JPMorgan’s AI disruption note warning of potential 33% downside for Infosys in an extreme bear case; (3) FII selling across the broader market; (4) June 19 panic selling of 4.57 crore Infosys shares at session lows.

What is JPMorgan’s view on the Infosys share price?

Ans. JPMorgan maintains a Buy rating on the Infosys share price. The brokerage expects Infosys to guide for 2-5% revenue growth in Q1 FY27 results. JPMorgan’s AI scenarios for Infosys: bull case (growth acceleration to mid-single digits) implies upside; moderate bull (stable growth) implies steady returns; moderate bear (stagnant low-single-digit growth) implies 9-22% downside; uber-bear (0% growth to perpetuity) implies 33% downside. JPMorgan explicitly called the uber-bear scenario ‘overly simplistic.’

What is Infosys Topaz?

Ans. Infosys Topaz is the company’s AI-first platform that integrates generative AI capabilities across enterprise workflows for clients in banking, retail, manufacturing, insurance, and telecom. Topaz includes over 150 AI use cases deployed across client environments, covering areas like code generation, document intelligence, customer service automation, and regulatory compliance. The platform positions Infosys as an AI enabler rather than purely an AI disruption victim, as clients need IT firms to implement and manage their AI transformations.

What is the support for the Infosys share price?

Ans. The key supports for the Infosys share price are: (1) Rs 1,026, the June 23 intraday low, the most critical short-term support; (2) Rs 1,038-1,041, today’s intraday low and opening zone; (3) Rs 1,055, the June 22 opening and closing zone. On the upside, resistances are at Rs 1,065 (June 22 close), Rs 1,080 (June 22 high), and Rs 1,115 (June 11 base). A close above Rs 1,065 today would be the first meaningful confirmation of recovery.

When are Infosys Q1 FY27 results?

Ans. Infosys typically announces Q1 FY27 (April-June 2026) results in mid-July 2026. The results and accompanying Q2 FY27 revenue growth guidance will be the most important near-term catalyst for the Infosys share price. JPMorgan expects Infosys to guide for 2-5% revenue growth in constant currency terms. Any guidance above 3% would likely be seen as positive for the Infosys share price given the current extreme pessimism priced in at Rs 1,029-1,046.

What is Infosys’s business and revenue?

Ans. Infosys Limited is India’s second-largest IT services company by revenue, after TCS. The company provides IT consulting, software development, business process outsourcing, and digital transformation services to clients in financial services, retail, manufacturing, energy, telecom, and insurance. In FY26, Infosys reported revenues of approximately Rs 1,62,000 crore ($19+ billion) in constant currency terms. The company serves over 1,700 clients globally and has approximately 3.17 lakh employees. The Infosys share price reflects global IT demand and currency trends.

Is the Infosys share price a good buy now?

Ans. The Infosys share price at Rs 1,029-1,046 has declined approximately 14% from recent highs, and JPMorgan maintains a Buy rating. The stock is trading at valuations significantly below its long-term average given the AI disruption concerns. However, the key risk is that Q1 FY27 guidance comes in below JPMorgan’s 2-5% expectation, which could trigger further selling. Conversely, in-line or above-guidance results could drive a sharp recovery. All investment decisions should be made after consulting a SEBI-registered financial advisor.