Information checked: November 13, 2026, 13:11 UTC (London, Greenwich Mean Time, UTC+00:00). This is a source-verification timestamp, not a stock-trade timestamp.
For anyone in the United Kingdom searching for the Microsoft share price, the essential starting point is MSFT on Nasdaq, quoted in U.S. dollars (USD). Microsoft confirms the exchange and ticker in its investor relations FAQ. A quote displayed in pounds by a UK investing app may be a currency conversion of that U.S. share price, not a separate London-listed price.
As of this November 13 check, Nasdaq's public MSFT quote page did not supply a usable numerical last price in the accessible page view, so this guide does not claim an unverified live share price or price movement. Instead, it explains how to identify the correct quote, check its timestamp, translate the value into pounds, and understand the costs and risks that affect a UK investor.
Destaques
- Correct listing: Microsoft common stock trades on Nasdaq under MSFT; its underlying U.S. stock quote is denominated in USD.
- Quote timing: Look for labels such as previous close, real time, delayed, pre-market, and after-hours before interpreting a price.
- UK trading hours: On November 13, 2026, Nasdaq's regular session is 2:30–9:00 p.m. in London, GMT (UTC+00:00), equivalent to 9:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m. in New York, EST (UTC−05:00).
- What changes your return: GBP/USD exchange rates, trading fees, bid-ask spreads, and applicable taxes matter alongside MSFT's dollar price.
Where Can You Check the Microsoft Share Price from the UK?
Start with the Nasdaq MSFT page or Microsoft Investor Relations. Your UK broker may also show a quote, often alongside the amount available to buy or sell. Microsoft itself says in its investor FAQ that MSN Money can provide a quote delayed by 15 minutes. Not every site, broker, or page loads the same data feed, and the latest displayed number may not represent the latest executable price.
Verify the company name, ticker, exchange, currency, session, and data timestamp together. Some platforms offer derivative products, funds holding Microsoft, or fractional interests. They are not automatically equivalent to directly owning one whole MSFT common share. If a quote appears as a UK-pound amount, inspect whether the broker has converted the displayed value from dollars and whether the account can actually settle the trade in GBP.
What Time Does MSFT Trade in London on November 13, 2026?
Microsoft's main U.S. listing follows Nasdaq's regular stock market hours. Nasdaq publishes a standard session of 9:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m. U.S. Eastern time, Monday through Friday, excluding relevant holidays. On Friday, November 13, 2026, New York is on Eastern Standard Time (EST, UTC−05:00), while London is on Greenwich Mean Time (GMT, UTC+00:00). The UK government's clock-change schedule confirms that the UK returned to GMT on October 25, 2026.
| Nasdaq session | New York, Nov. 13, EST (UTC−05:00) | London, GMT (UTC+00:00) and UTC |
| Pre-market | 4:00–9:30 a.m., Nov. 13 | 9:00 a.m.–2:30 p.m., Nov. 13 |
| Regular trading | 9:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m., Nov. 13 | 2:30–9:00 p.m., Nov. 13 |
| After-hours | 4:00–8:00 p.m., Nov. 13 | 9:00 p.m., Nov. 13–1:00 a.m., Nov. 14 |
These are the exchange's published session windows, not a promise that every UK brokerage permits trading throughout them. Nasdaq warns that extended-hours trading can have lower liquidity, wider spreads, and greater volatility. During the weeks when the U.S. and UK change clocks on different dates, London trading hours can move by an hour. See the official Nasdaq hours and holiday calendar for the session relevant to your date.
How Do You Read an MSFT Stock Quote?
Once the correct listing is open, read the fields in this order rather than relying only on the large headline number:
| Quote field | What it tells you | What to check |
| Last price | Price of the latest transaction shown by that data source | The timestamp and whether the trade was regular-session or extended-hours |
| Previous close | Reference closing price from the prior regular session | Whether the percentage change uses this reference |
| Change and change % | Difference from a stated comparison price | Which price and session are being compared |
| Bid and ask | Highest displayed buying bid and lowest selling offer | The spread and whether either quote is current and executable |
| Day's range and volume | Observed session high/low and number of shares traded | Whether extended-hours trades are included |
| 52-week range | High and low over a rolling one-year period | That it is historical context, not a forecast |
| Market capitalization and P/E | Company equity value and a price-to-earnings comparison | Data provider's method, earnings period, and update time |
For example, if a hypothetical quote is $500 and the previous close was $490, the indicated change is $10 or approximately 2.04%. This is an arithmetic example, not Microsoft's verified share price on November 13. Nasdaq explains the distinction between bid and ask quotations: the bid is what a buyer is offering, and the ask is what a seller is requesting. Your actual execution may differ from the last displayed trade.
Why Does the Microsoft Share Price Look Different in Pounds?
A UK account typically measures its value in pounds, even when the security trades in dollars. A sterling valuation reflects both Microsoft's USD share price and the GBP/USD exchange rate. As a simple illustration, one hypothetical $500 share converted at an assumed rate of $1 = £0.80 would be worth £400 before fees. These are made-up example inputs, not a live stock quote or verified foreign-exchange rate.
The calculation is USD share price × GBP received per USD = illustrative GBP value. If your source instead quotes GBP/USD as dollars per pound, divide the dollar share price by that GBP/USD rate. Brokers may use a different conversion rate from a public mid-market reference, and may add an FX charge. Consequently, a UK investor could see the pound value of a holding rise or fall even if MSFT's dollar price is unchanged.
What Can Move Microsoft's Share Price?
Share prices respond to investors' changing expectations for earnings, cash flow, interest rates, and risks. For Microsoft, useful company-specific information includes Azure cloud growth, artificial intelligence products and infrastructure spending, Microsoft 365 demand, operating margins, and management guidance. These are factors to investigate, not proof that any one factor caused a particular day's price movement.
For context, Microsoft's October 28, 2026, fiscal first-quarter results reported revenue of $92.3 billion, up 19% year over year, and Azure revenue growth of 48%. Those are company-reported historical operating results; they do not determine what an MSFT share is worth today, and they do not establish a causal explanation for an unverified November 13 price change.
When a headline claims Microsoft is 'up' or 'down,' compare the article's timestamp with your broker's quote and check whether the source is describing the U.S. regular close, an overnight venue, or pre-market activity. A price target from an analyst is an estimate, not a guaranteed future price.
What Fees and UK Rules Should You Check Before Buying MSFT?
A buy order from Britain can involve brokerage commission, account or custody fees, currency conversion charges, and the difference between bid and ask prices. The UK's Financial Conduct Authority review of investment-platform charges specifically identifies foreign-exchange and other activity-based costs as items that can be harder for consumers to locate. Check your broker's full fee schedule and total price before submitting an order.
Some UK investors can hold eligible U.S. shares through a stocks and shares ISA if their ISA provider supports them. The government's Capital Gains Tax guidance distinguishes gains in ISAs from potentially chargeable gains outside an ISA. Tax on dividends, foreign withholding, and individual circumstances may require separate checks. HMRC also says buyers do not normally pay UK Stamp Duty or SDRT when buying foreign shares outside the UK, although exceptions and other taxes can apply.
Finally, confirm that the investment platform is appropriately regulated, understand the difference between a direct shareholding and a leveraged contract for difference (CFD), and remember that equity prices can fall. The UK MoneyHelper investing guide explains how to check a provider and assess investment risks. No quote, chart, or past return removes the possibility of losing money.
What Should UK Readers Watch Next?
The next useful information is the next timestamped regular-session MSFT quote, followed by any confirmed Microsoft investor announcement or regulatory filing. If you track the stock in pounds, monitor the corresponding exchange rate and broker charges as well. Any future direction remains uncertain: stronger results, changing valuation expectations, macroeconomic conditions, or currency movements could affect the outcome in different ways.
For a reliable repeatable check, open the official listing, establish whether the displayed trade is live or delayed, record the date and timezone, compare it with the prior close for the same session, and then estimate your sterling position value after currency conversion and costs. That process gives UK readers more useful information than an isolated dollar figure.
FAQ: Microsoft Share Price in the UK
Is Microsoft listed on the London Stock Exchange?
Microsoft's common shares are listed on Nasdaq under MSFT. A UK platform may show their value in GBP, but that does not make the underlying shares a London Stock Exchange listing.
What time does the U.S. stock market open for MSFT in the UK?
On November 13, 2026, Nasdaq's regular session opens at 2:30 p.m. in London, GMT (UTC+00:00), the same instant as 9:30 a.m. in New York, EST (UTC−05:00). The London opening time changes during parts of the year because daylight-saving schedules differ.
Does a higher MSFT dollar price always mean my holding is worth more in GBP?
No. The sterling value also depends on the USD-to-GBP exchange rate, the number of shares you hold, and any applicable fees. Exchange-rate movements can offset some or all of a dollar-price gain.