AAPL 196.98 1.395% MSFT 367.78 -1.0307% NVDA 101.49 -2.8711% GOOGL 151.16 -1.4152% GOOG 153.36 -1.3762% AMZN 172.61 -0.9866% META 501.48 -0.1652% AVGO 170.99 -2.0732% LLY 839.96 14.2958% TSLA 241.37 -0.0745% TSM 151.74 0.0462% V 329.61 -0.5191% JPM 231.96 1.0235% UNH 454.11 -22.3797% NVO 58.08 -7.6336% WMT 93.22 2.2261% LVMUY 110.1 1.0741% XOM 106.92 2.6202% LVMHF 559.0 1.7288% MA 517.33 0.7596%
AAPL 196.98 1.395% MSFT 367.78 -1.0307% NVDA 101.49 -2.8711% GOOGL 151.16 -1.4152% GOOG 153.36 -1.3762% AMZN 172.61 -0.9866% META 501.48 -0.1652% AVGO 170.99 -2.0732% LLY 839.96 14.2958% TSLA 241.37 -0.0745% TSM 151.74 0.0462% V 329.61 -0.5191% JPM 231.96 1.0235% UNH 454.11 -22.3797% NVO 58.08 -7.6336% WMT 93.22 2.2261% LVMUY 110.1 1.0741% XOM 106.92 2.6202% LVMHF 559.0 1.7288% MA 517.33 0.7596%

Budget Variance

Updated on August 29, 2023

Budget Variance can be defined as the difference between the budgeted amount and the actual amount of revenues or expenses. Budget variance is seen as favourable when the actual value is greater than the budgeted value. It occurs due to weak assumptions or due to the occurrence of uncontrollable events.