On October 29, IREN Ltd fell 5.34% in Pre-Market Trading to $27.32/share, with turnover of $4.35 million.

The move coincided with renewed pressure on AI cloud-linked stocks after Microsoft reported better-than-expected Azure growth but warned that capital expenditures will accelerate in the second half while free cash flow remains under pressure, prompting a market reassessment of AI infrastructure investment pacing and returns.

For IREN Ltd, the sector-wide sentiment hit arrives just ahead of its November 5 earnings release. Consensus expects quarterly revenue of about $223 million, down 5.75% year over year, as investors focus on contract execution and the path to margin recovery while the company continues shifting its mix from bitcoin mining toward AI cloud services.

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