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Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) Share Price and News

$425.27 $6.87 (1.6%) Saturday, 27 July 2024 at 6:00:00 am Australian Eastern Standard Time

Microsoft Chart and Price Data

About Microsoft

Last updated 27-07-2024, 06:00:00am AEST
Current Price $425.27
Change $6.87 (1.6%)
Close Price $425.27
Open Price $418.20
Bid $425.26
Ask $425.45
Day Range $417.27 - $428.92
Year Range $309.45 - $468.35
Volume 23,583,839
Average Volume 18,607,203
Market Cap $3,160,738,473,700.00
Earnings Per Share $11.54

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