Infosys Slumps to 455th in Liquidity Rankings as 28.93% Volume Drop Signals Subdued Investor Sentiment

On October 7, 2025, Infosys (INFY) saw a trading volume of $0.25 billion, a 28.93% decline from the previous day’s activity, placing it 455th among listed equities in terms of liquidity. The stock closed 1.80% lower, reflecting subdued investor engagement amid broader market dynamics.

Recent developments highlight shifting investor sentiment toward the company’s medium-term strategic outlook. Analysts noted mixed reactions to management’s emphasis on hybrid cloud infrastructure investments, which, while aligning with sector trends, raised questions about short-term cost pressures. Market participants also scrutinized the firm’s delayed response to evolving regulatory frameworks in key markets, though no direct regulatory actions were announced.

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