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Microsoft's early gains expand to over 14% as last quarter's cloud revenue surges more than 40%, with capital expenditures below expectations; Meta drops nearly 10% as Q2 revenue beats expectations, but concerns over AI investments persist. Apple falls nearly 2%, Amazon rises over 3%, with latest quarterly financial reports to be released after hours.

Microsoft's early gains expand to over 14% as last quarter's cloud revenue surges more than 40%, with capital expenditures below expectations; Meta drops nearly 10% as Q2 revenue beats expectations, but concerns over AI investments persist. Apple falls nearly 2%, Amazon rises over 3%, with latest quarterly financial reports to be released after hours.

智通财经智通财经2026/07/31 06:41
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Microsoft's early trading gains widened to over 14%, with last quarter's cloud revenue up more than 40% and capital expenditures lower than expected; Meta fell nearly 10%, as Q2 revenue beat expectations but failed to ease anxiety about AI investments. Apple dropped nearly 2% while Amazon rose more than 3%; Amazon will release its latest quarterly financial results after the market closes.
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