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Microsoft Stock Heads into Earnings with Azure Growth, Copilot Momentum in Focus

BenzingaAnusuya Lahiri

Microsoft stock trades near $539 as analysts highlight Azure momentum, Maia 300 inference chips, and 30 million Copilot seats ahead of Q1 fiscal 2027 earnings.

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