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Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) Share Price and News

$189.70 $-0.45 (-0.2%) Friday, 20 December 2024 at 8:00:00 am Australian Eastern Daylight Time

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About Alphabet

Last updated 20-12-2024, 08:00:00am AEDT
Current Price $189.70
Change $-0.45 (-0.2%)
Close Price $189.70
Open Price $193.28
Bid $189.41
Ask $189.52
Day Range $189.52 - $194.60
Year Range $131.55 - $202.88
Volume 25,501,453
Average Volume 18,816,823
Market Cap $2,327,626,150,000.00
Earnings Per Share $7.54

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