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Microsoft surges as analysts hike price target on AI-driven cloud growth
Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) has earned a price target boost from analysts at Wedbush following its earnings report, with analysts citing broad-based strength and powerful AI-driven momentum across the company's Cloud portfolio. “We are raising our price target from $475 to $515 following this robust Microsoft quarter while maintaining our ‘Outperform',” analysts wrote, calling the results “an Aaron Judge-like quarter featuring beats across the board.
Microsoft raises prices of Xbox video game consoles due to 'market conditions'
Microsoft said it's charging more for the Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X consoles and some compatible controllers, citing "market conditions." The prices for new games will also be higher during the holiday season due to increasing development costs.
AI ETFs Set to Gain on Robust Meta, Microsoft Earnings
Meta Platforms and Microsoft earnings boost confidence in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector, leading to a spike in related stocks and ETFs.
Microsoft Q3 Earnings & Revenues Beat on Surging Cloud Business
MSFT's third-quarter fiscal 2025 results reflect strength in the AI business and Copilot adoption, backed by accelerating growth in its Azure cloud infrastructure unit.
Microsoft Crushes Earnings, What's Next for MSFT Stock?
Microsoft Corporation NASDAQ: MSFT stock shot up more than 10% in early trading the day after it delivered third quarter 2025 earnings that can rightly be described as a home run. The move in the stock has now erased all of the stock's losses since February 2025.
Cloud & AI Power Microsoft's Fiscal Q3 Earnings: ETFs to Tap
MSFT reports blowout third-quarter fiscal 2025 results powered by cloud computing and AI growth.
Microsoft Fiscal Q3 Earnings Review: Rule Of 40 Continues
Microsoft's FQ3 2025 earnings report shows a strong Rule of 40 score of ~52, driven by 15% growth and a ~37% net profit margin. I see good reasons for the score to further improve as its cloud segment grows at a rapid pace. I expect this segment to become its largest profit contributor in the near future and carry higher margins.
Microsoft Q3: Great Earnings With AI And Azure Strength
Microsoft reported record Q3 earnings, with revenues up 13% to $70.1 billion and strong growth in Azure and AI, driving the stock price higher. The company's cloud and AI segments are crucial growth drivers, with Azure sales growing 33%, surpassing expectations and highlighting robust demand. Despite trade environment concerns, Microsoft's cloud and AI services remain resilient, with tariffs having minimal impact on their primarily service-based growth.
Meta, Microsoft Spike On Robust Earnings Reports—As Microsoft Reclaims Crown As World's Largest Company
Shares of Meta and Microsoft surged Thursday after earnings for two of the U.S.' handful of trillion-dollar companies came in well above expectations, kicking off a crucial week for on-edge big technology stocks as tariffs complicated investor appetite for artificial intelligence-driven growth.
Microsoft smashed expectations with AI-fuelled quarter. But what does it mean for UK investors?
Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) latest results landed with the force of a Raphinha shot from the edge of the box, at least according to analysts at Wedbush. After markets closed on Wednesday, the tech giant beat forecasts across the board, raised guidance, and made it clear that the AI boom is more than just hype.
Microsoft Q3: AI Narrative Intact (Rating Upgrade)
Previous to this earning session, my main concern was a slowdown in data center demand, as noted by some reports pointing to a slowdown in Microsoft Corporation's data center buildout. My concern is now gone after FQ3 2025 results. Revenue from Azure grew 33% YOY. Furthermore, Microsoft's AI business drove 16 pps of that improvement. It seems that the limiting factor to burn through their CapEx is the constraints around power supply and not data center demand.
Meta and Microsoft beat earnings. Wall Street's eyes are now on Apple and Amazon.
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