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PayPal (NASDAQ: PYPL) Share Price and News

$41.53 $0.29 (0.7%) 13 June 2026 at 5:58:49 am AEST

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Last updated 13-06-2026, 05:58:49am AEST
Current Price $41.53
Change $0.29 (0.7%)
Close Price $41.53
Open Price $41.30
Bid $41.53
Ask $41.54
Day Range $40.90 - $41.59
Year Range $38.46 - $79.50
Volume 378,489
Average Volume 15,347,826
Market Cap $36,633,820,600.00
Earnings Per Share $5.33

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