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Microsoft’s Worst Month Since 2000: Why Is This Happening?

Microsoft stock is experiencing a historic rout in June with shares falling over 20%. Investors are reacting negatively to heavy spending on AI infrastructure. The company's market cap has decreased from approximately $4 trillion a year ago to $2.65 trillion.

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The stock is now on pace for its worst monthly performance since December 2000.

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  1. Microsoft Shares Face Steepest Monthly Drop Since 2000

    Microsoft stock is experiencing a historic rout in June with shares falling over 20%. Investors are reacting negatively to heavy spending on AI infrastructure. The company's market cap has decreased from approximately $4 trillion a year ago to $2.65 trillion.

    What's confirmed:

    • Microsoft shares are down over 20% in June.
    • The stock is on track for its worst month since December 2000.
    • Microsoft's market cap has fallen to $2.65 trillion from around $4 trillion twelve months ago.
    • Investors are balking at the company's heavy spending on AI infrastructure.

    Still unconfirmed:

    • Xbox is facing a layoff event described as likely the largest single layoff event in gaming history.
    confidence 90%