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NYSE:ORCL News 18 November 2025 - 3 December 2025

Oracle Stock (ORCL) on December 3, 2025: AI Cloud Powerhouse or Overleveraged Risk?

Oracle Stock (ORCL) on December 3, 2025: AI Cloud Powerhouse or Overleveraged Risk?

Oracle Corporation’s stock is back in the spotlight. As of December 3, 2025, ORCL trades around $204–205 per share, modestly higher on the day but still roughly 35–40% below its September record highs, after a sharp November sell‑off. Barron’s At the same time, Oracle is sitting on hundreds of billions of dollars in AI‑related cloud commitments, a massive backlog, and a wave of fresh analyst coverage ahead of its Q2 fiscal 2026 earnings release on December 10, 2025. 24/7 Wall St.+2Oracle Investor Relations+2 Here’s a complete rundown of the latest news, forecasts, and analysis as of December 3, 2025, and
Oracle Stock (ORCL) Today: AI Cloud Winner, Wells Fargo Upgrade and Long‑Term Forecasts to 2030

Oracle Stock (ORCL) Today: AI Cloud Winner, Wells Fargo Upgrade and Long‑Term Forecasts to 2030

As of December 3, 2025, Oracle Corporation (NYSE: ORCL) sits squarely in the middle of the AI‑infrastructure boom: its stock has pulled back sharply in recent weeks, yet Wall Street forecasts and fresh research notes still point to substantial upside driven by Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and massive AI compute commitments. AlphaSense Oracle Stock Price Now and Recent Performance Oracle shares are trading around $204 per share in U.S. trading today, up modestly on the session. Despite the recent bounce, the stock has been volatile: That mix of short‑term pressure and long‑term strength is exactly what current analyst reports and
Oracle Stock After the Bell: ORCL Holds the Line Around $201 as Wall Street Splits on Its AI Supercycle – Dec. 1, 2025

Oracle Stock After the Bell: ORCL Holds the Line Around $201 as Wall Street Splits on Its AI Supercycle – Dec. 1, 2025

Updated: December 1, 2025, 10:00 p.m. ET Oracle stock (NYSE: ORCL) ended December 1, 2025 just above $200 after a brutal 40% pullback from September highs. Here’s how traders, analysts, options markets and new AI forecasts are framing Oracle’s outlook heading into its December earnings report. Oracle stock today: calm close after a violent two‑month reset Oracle shares finished Monday’s regular session just over $200 per share, slipping roughly 0.3–0.4% on the day. Intraday, the stock traded in a relatively tight but choppy range of about $196.7 to $203.5, on volume around 10–11 million shares—roughly in line with recent averages. Investing.com+1 That subdued close comes after
Oracle Stock (ORCL) in December 2025: AI Backlog Jitters vs. $144 Billion Cloud Dream

Oracle Stock (ORCL) in December 2025: AI Backlog Jitters vs. $144 Billion Cloud Dream

Oracle Corporation’s stock is entering December 2025 at the center of one of Wall Street’s biggest debates: is ORCL an overleveraged AI bubble waiting to burst, or a temporarily bruised future trillion‑dollar cloud giant? As of December 1, 2025, Oracle stock trades around $202, down roughly 40% from its 52‑week high near $346 and about 28% over the past month, making it one of the worst-performing mega‑cap tech stocks in November.Simply Wall St+1 Yet analysts’ average 12‑month price target still implies over 60% upside, and a crucial earnings report hits on December 8.MarketBeat+1 Here’s a detailed, news‑driven look at Oracle
Oracle Stock Price Forecast 2026: Can AI and Cloud Growth Reignite ORCL After Its 2025 Sell‑Off?

Oracle Stock Price Forecast 2026: Can AI and Cloud Growth Reignite ORCL After Its 2025 Sell‑Off?

As 2026 approaches, Oracle Corporation (NYSE: ORCL) has become one of the most hotly debated names in the artificial intelligence and cloud infrastructure trade. After a huge run-up earlier in 2025 and a sharp correction later in the year, investors are asking a simple but loaded question: where could Oracle’s stock price be by 2026? This article pulls together the latest earnings, AI strategy news, Wall Street analyst targets, and quantitative models to map out a 2026 forecast range for Oracle stock — and the key factors that could push ORCL toward the bullish or bearish end of that range.
Oracle Stock (ORCL) on November 30, 2025: AI Debt Jitters, OpenAI Megadeal and Analyst Split Define the Outlook

Oracle Stock (ORCL) on November 30, 2025: AI Debt Jitters, OpenAI Megadeal and Analyst Split Define the Outlook

As of Friday’s close on November 28, 2025, Oracle Corporation (NYSE: ORCL) finished at $201.95, leaving the stock roughly 42% below its early‑September all‑time high near $345 as investors reassess the risks and rewards of the company’s aggressive, debt‑heavy push into artificial intelligence infrastructure. 24/7 Wall St.+3Barchart.com+3MacroTrends+3 On Sunday, November 30, 2025, the narrative around Oracle stock is being driven by a cluster of fresh developments: a bond‑market sell‑off tied to its AI spending plans, new analyst work highlighting how much of its huge AI backlog depends on OpenAI, and bullish counterarguments claiming the market is underpricing Oracle’s long‑term AI
Oracle Stock (ORCL) Today: OpenAI Backlog Jitters, $38B Loan Talks and Split Wall Street Views

Oracle Stock (ORCL) Today: OpenAI Backlog Jitters, $38B Loan Talks and Split Wall Street Views

Data as of market close on Friday, November 28, 2025; news flow updated through Saturday, November 29, 2025. Oracle Corporation (NYSE: ORCL) heads into the final month of 2025 with its stock under pressure but still firmly in the middle of the AI infrastructure conversation. Shares closed around $201.95 on Friday, down about 1.5–1.7% on the day, and roughly 42% below their 52‑week high near $345, even after a solid 2025 rally that has left the stock up about 23% year to date. Smartkarma At the same time, today’s news flow (November 29, 2025) shows a market that is sharply
Oracle in 2025: AI Cloud Mega‑Deals, New Co‑CEOs and a High‑Stakes Transformation

Oracle in 2025: AI Cloud Mega‑Deals, New Co‑CEOs and a High‑Stakes Transformation

Updated November 28, 2025 Oracle is racing to reinvent itself as an AI infrastructure giant, signing massive cloud deals with OpenAI and Meta, unveiling new AI databases and superclusters, and restructuring its workforce—all while facing mounting debt and fresh security and legal risks. Oracle’s reinvention: from database giant to AI infrastructure heavyweight Oracle Corporation, long known as the company behind the relational database, is in the middle of its most aggressive transformation in decades. In 2025 the company has: The result is a company trying to vault from “traditional enterprise software vendor” into the front rank of AI infrastructure builders—alongside
Oracle (ORCL) Stock Today, November 24, 2025: 40% Slide on AI Debt Fears as Abu Dhabi Supercluster Goes Live

Oracle (ORCL) Stock Today, November 24, 2025: 40% Slide on AI Debt Fears as Abu Dhabi Supercluster Goes Live

Oracle Corporation’s stock remains one of the most volatile symbols in the AI trade today. On Monday, November 24, 2025, investors are digesting a fresh wave of bearish commentary on Oracle’s debt‑fuelled AI ambitions, new technical “free fall” warnings, and at the same time a major new AI Supercluster deployment in Abu Dhabi that underscores how aggressively the company is still building its cloud infrastructure. Economies.com+2Intelligent CIO+2 Oracle stock price snapshot for November 24, 2025 As of the latest quote on Monday, Oracle Corporation (NYSE: ORCL) is trading around $199.44 per share, modestly higher on the day, after an intraday
Oracle’s ‘Truly Awesome’ AI Cloud Quarter Sends Stock Soaring 36%, Making Ellison World’s Richest

Oracle Stock Plunges Below $200 as AI Debt Jitters Mount — ORCL Price & News Today (November 21, 2025)

Oracle stock is back under intense pressure. By mid-session on Friday, November 21, 2025, Oracle Corporation (NYSE: ORCL) shares were trading around $195, down roughly 7% on the day, putting the stock among the biggest losers in the S&P 500. Different real‑time feeds show Oracle changing hands in the mid‑$190s, off about $15 from Thursday’s close near $210.Kraken+224/7 Wall St.+2 That slide caps a bruising November for Oracle and comes as a fresh wave of headlines focuses on: At the same time, big institutional investors are adding to their Oracle positions, and the company has just appointed a new board member with deep healthcare and diagnostics experience.MarketBeat+2MarketBeat+2
Oracle (ORCL) Stock Rockets 70% on AI Frenzy – Jim Cramer Warns “It’s the Only One I’m Worried About”

Oracle Stock (ORCL) Before the Bell — Nov. 19, 2025: Cloud Expansion in Italy, Fresh Analyst Calls, and What to Watch Today

Quick take New this morning: Oracle adds a second cloud region in Italy Oracle announced the Oracle Cloud Turin Region—its second public cloud location in the country—aimed at accelerating AI innovation, multicloud architectures, and sovereign cloud requirements for regulated customers. Oracle says the region will bring its full OCI services portfolio (including generative AI services and the AI Agent Platform) closer to Italian enterprises and the public sector. Notably, Telecom Italia is the host partner, underscoring local carrier alignment as Oracle scales compute capacity in Europe. Oracle Why it matters for ORCL: This is incremental capacity that can support the
Boaz Weinstein’s Saba Sells Credit Default Swaps on Big Tech as AI Debt Fears Surge

Boaz Weinstein’s Saba Sells Credit Default Swaps on Big Tech as AI Debt Fears Surge

November 18, 2025 Boaz Weinstein – the hedge fund manager famed for profiting from the “London Whale” scandal and dubbed the “King of Black Swans” in derivatives circles – is back at the center of market debate. This time, he’s not betting on disaster, but effectively selling insurance on some of the world’s biggest artificial intelligence (AI) winners. According to a Reuters exclusive, Weinstein’s Saba Capital Management has been selling credit default swaps (CDS) to banks and large asset managers looking to hedge their exposure to the debt of Big Tech “hyperscalers” including Oracle, Microsoft, Meta Platforms, Amazon and Alphabet (Google’s parent). Reuters

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ST Engineering stock price drops 2% to S$9.71 as drone-autonomy tie-up grabs attention

ST Engineering stock price drops 2% to S$9.71 as drone-autonomy tie-up grabs attention

7 February 2026
ST Engineering shares fell 1.9% to S$9.71 Friday, outpacing the Singapore market’s 0.8% drop amid a tech-led selloff. The company signed a deal with Shield AI at the Singapore Airshow to integrate autonomy software into its unmanned platforms and unveiled a small drone capable of carrying explosives. About 6.9 million shares traded as investors await full-year results on Feb. 27.
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