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Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) Share Price and News

$1,266.08 $15.77 (1.3%) Friday, 18 July 2025 at 3:52:42 am Australian Eastern Standard Time

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About Netflix

Last updated 18-07-2025, 03:52:42am AEST
Current Price $1,266.08
Change $15.77 (1.3%)
Close Price $1,250.31
Open Price $1,252.00
Bid $1,265.68
Ask $1,266.34
Day Range $1,244.99 - $1,267.74
Year Range $587.04 - $1,341.15
Volume 152,771
Average Volume 3,638,266
Market Cap $532,095,677,000.00
Earnings Per Share $21.16

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