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Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) Share Price and News

$244.86 $-2.69 (-1.1%) 22 July 2026 at 11:45:01 pm AEST

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Last updated 22-07-2026, 11:45:01pm AEST
Current Price $244.86
Change $-2.69 (-1.1%)
Close Price $247.55
Open Price $248.44
Bid $244.77
Ask $244.96
Day Range $244.43 - $248.46
Year Range $196.00 - $278.56
Volume 109,679
Average Volume 48,950,674
Market Cap $2,662,920,105,000.00
Earnings Per Share $8.37

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