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Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) Share Price and News

$396.86 $-4.46 (-1.1%) 18 February 2026 at 7:58:59 am AEDT

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Last updated 18-02-2026, 07:58:59am AEDT
Current Price $396.86
Change $-4.46 (-1.1%)
Close Price $396.86
Open Price $399.13
Bid $399.10
Ask $399.50
Day Range $394.56 - $400.49
Year Range $344.79 - $555.45
Volume 2,535
Average Volume 31,263,161
Market Cap $2,946,935,521,800.00
Earnings Per Share $15.98

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