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2h agoShare recall imbalance intensifies volatility in Infosys ADR trading
The sharp rise in Infosys ADR prices was driven by a mechanical short squeeze caused by a sudden stock lending recall. While Infosys ADRs typically trade around 7–8 million shares daily, traders indicated that nearly 45–50 million shares were recalled by a lender, far exceeding normal market liquidity. This mismatch forced short sellers to scramble for available shares, pushing prices higher in rapid succession.
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2h agoShare recall imbalance intensifies volatility in Infosys ADR trading
The sharp rise in Infosys ADR prices was driven by a mechanical short squeeze caused by a sudden stock lending recall. While Infosys ADRs typically trade around 7–8 million shares daily, traders indicated that nearly 45–50 million shares were recalled by a lender, far exceeding normal market liquidity. This mismatch forced short sellers to scramble for available shares, pushing prices higher in rapid succession.
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A large stock lending recall overwhelmed normal trading volumes, creating a supply-demand imbalance that amplified the Infosys ADR short squeeze.
The sharp rise in Infosys ADR prices was driven by a mechanical short squeeze caused by a sudden stock lending recall. While Infosys ADRs typically trade around 7–8 million shares daily, traders indicated that nearly 45–50 million shares were recalled by a lender, far exceeding normal market liquidity. This mismatch forced short sellers to scramble for available shares, pushing prices higher in rapid succession.
The sharp rise in Infosys ADR prices was driven by a mechanical short squeeze caused by a sudden stock lending recall. While Infosys ADRs typically trade around 7–8 million shares daily, traders indicated that nearly 45–50 million shares were recalled by a lender, far exceeding normal market liquidity. This mismatch forced short sellers to scramble for available shares, pushing prices higher in rapid succession.
Dec 20, 2025 • 05:45