MSFT fell 1.55% from the previous day on October 30; Q1 revenue rose 19%
Original headline10월 30일 MSFT 전일 대비 1.55% 하락…1분기 매출 19% 증가
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Microsoft reported fiscal 2027 first-quarter revenue of $92.3 billion, up 19% year over year, for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, yet its shares fell 1.55% to $521.91 on October 30, the second straight decline since the October 28 earnings release. Microsoft Cloud revenue rose 30% year over year to $63.9 billion, with Azure growth of 48%, though the stock closed down 0.16% at $530.14 in the first regular session after the report on October 29 before the selloff widened. The market's muted-to-negative reaction despite double-digit top-line growth suggests investors are focused on other parts of the results, such as profitability, capital spending, or guidance, which the article does not detail. Net income figures were cut off in the report, so the bottom-line picture remains incomplete. Watch for full net income and margin disclosures, Azure and cloud growth trajectory in coming quarters, and whether the post-earnings selling pressure persists or reverses.
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