The Economic Times is tracking live updates on Wipro's share price, covering the IT services company's current market and trading status on September 1, 2026.

Wipro is one of India's largest IT services exporters, and its shares are closely watched as a bellwether for the country's outsourcing sector. Intraday liveblogs of this kind typically track price moves alongside technical indicators such as moving averages, which traders use to gauge short-term momentum, and daily volume and closing-price data.

According to the live updates, Wipro's stock price declined below its moving average and also fell below its exponential moving average (EMA). Moving averages smooth out price data over a set period, and a fall below them is generally read by technical analysts as a sign of weakening short-term momentum; the EMA places greater weight on recent prices. Despite the price moving under these technical levels, the updates note that Wipro's beta reflects consistent performance. Beta measures a stock's volatility relative to the broader market, and a lower beta is commonly associated with smaller price swings than the index.

On a weekly basis, Wipro recorded a growth of 1.76% in weekly returns, according to the liveblog, indicating that the day's slip below technical levels came despite an overall positive week for the stock.

The live coverage also includes Wipro's daily performance update, the trading day summary, and details of the previous day's closing price.

For reference, Wipro Ltd's stock page is available on The Economic Times, and the original liveblog can be found at Wipro Stock Price Live Updates.