U.S. hyper-scale cloud stocks moved higher, according to data from MSX.COM. Google-A rose 1% to $351.745 per share, bringing its total market capitalization to $4.30 trillion. Microsoft gained 2% to $533.060 per share, with a market value of $3.96 trillion. Amazon advanced 2.42% to $260.210 per share, lifting its total market capitalization to $2.81 trillion. Oracle posted the biggest move among the names listed, rising 5.37% to $142.455 per share, with a total market capitalization of $431.9 billion. The move covered several of the largest U.S.-listed cloud companies in the market update cited by Odaily.
U.S. hyper-scale cloud stocks rose as a group, according to MSX.COM data cited by Odaily.
Google-A gained 1% to $351.745 per share, with total market capitalization at $4.30 trillion. Microsoft rose 2% to $533.060 per share, bringing its market value to $3.96 trillion. Amazon added 2.42% to $260.210 per share, with total market capitalization at $2.81 trillion. Oracle climbed 5.37% to $142.455 per share, with total market capitalization at $431.9 billion.
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