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Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) Share Price and News

$484.51 $5.95 (1.2%) 12 December 2025 at 7:00:30 am AEDT

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Last updated 12-12-2025, 07:00:30am AEDT
Current Price $484.51
Change $5.95 (1.2%)
Close Price $478.56
Open Price $476.53
Bid $484.47
Ask $484.57
Day Range $475.89 - $486.03
Year Range $344.79 - $555.45
Volume 709,695
Average Volume 22,385,462
Market Cap $3,556,839,772,800.00
Earnings Per Share $14.06

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