Infosys drops nearly 3 pc on bourses

Cautious sentiment prevailing in the market ahead of Infosys' April-June quarter results

PTI | July 11, 2011



Shares of IT bellwether Infosys Technologies fell by nearly 3 per cent in early trade on the bourses on Monday as investors adopted a cautious approach toward the stock ahead of its quarterly earnings announcement tomorrow.

Infosys, the country's second-largest software services provider, dropped by 2.95 per cent to an early low of Rs 2,890 on the BSE, while on the NSE, the stock fell by 2.95 per cent to a low of Rs 2,888.55.

Analysts said a cautious sentiment was prevailing in the market ahead of Infosys' April-June quarter results, which is why the counter is seeing some profit-booking.

The fall in the bellwether stock was significant in pulling down both the benchmark indices in early trade. The BSE 30-share Sensex was trading lower by 77 points at 18,781.04, while the NSE's 50-share Nifty was quoting at 5,634.55, down 26.10 points at 1020 hours.

Meanwhile, the country's largest software firm, TCS, which will declare its first quarter numbers on July 14, was also under pressure and was trading down 0.64 per cent at Rs 1,165.80.


 

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