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US Stock Market Today: Futures Slip as $110 Oil and AI Jitters Test Wall Street’s Record Run

US Stock Market Today: Futures Slip as $110 Oil and AI Jitters Test Wall Street’s Record Run

Stock futures in the U.S. slipped early Tuesday, with tech names seeing the heaviest selling. Higher oil prices and renewed jitters around the artificial intelligence rally put the brakes on Wall Street’s latest record streak. The Nasdaq 100 futures lost 0.7% recently; S&P 500 futures dropped 0.3%. Dow futures bucked the trend, pointing 0.3% higher. Futures contracts offer a look at where the indexes might open. This shift is hitting at a delicate moment: the market's tolerance for setbacks is razor thin. On Monday, both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite notched fresh record closes—even with a packed lineup of earnings reports, key economic numbers, and a Federal Reserve rate call still to come this week.
Oracle Stock Bulls Just Got a $16 Billion AI Test. Dan Ives Says Wall Street Is Getting It Wrong

Oracle Stock Bulls Just Got a $16 Billion AI Test. Dan Ives Says Wall Street Is Getting It Wrong

Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives stepped in to defend Oracle after its shares took another beating, initiating coverage with an outperform rating. Ives argued that investors have it wrong—he sees the company’s AI data-center investments as anchored by contracts, not just risky bets. Oracle last traded at $173.28 ahead of Monday’s New York session, off 1.7% from its previous close. This call comes on the heels of Related Digital clinching financing for that $16 billion data-center project in Saline Township, Michigan—built for Oracle, and part of the broader move to feed OpenAI’s computing appetite. For Oracle’s bulls, it’s an immediate validation: funding is out there, but it doesn’t come easy or cheap.
Blackstone Just Put $16 Billion Behind Oracle’s AI Buildout. The Hard Part Comes Next

Blackstone Just Put $16 Billion Behind Oracle’s AI Buildout. The Hard Part Comes Next

Blackstone Inc. and Related Digital have locked down financing for the $16 billion Oracle data center campus planned for Saline Township, Michigan, bringing new private capital to one of the largest U.S. AI infrastructure builds. According to the companies, the financing structure pulls in equity from Related Digital and Blackstone-linked funds, with fixed-rate, long-term debt provided by funds and accounts overseen by PIMCO. This deal is front and center as AI firms scramble for more compute — massive processing power — and that’s driving asset managers like Blackstone further into physical assets, from data centers to power infrastructure. For Blackstone, the project doubles as a way to offer investors a more straightforward growth narrative, especially with some areas of its private-credit operation under the microscope for redemptions and lending criteria.
Bank of America’s $16 Billion Oracle AI Data Center Deal Puts Wall Street’s AI Bet Under a Harsh Light

Bank of America’s $16 Billion Oracle AI Data Center Deal Puts Wall Street’s AI Bet Under a Harsh Light

Bank of America Corporation is leading the $16 billion financing package for a Michigan data center campus—an Oracle-backed project from Related Digital—handing the U.S. bank a major role as AI infrastructure spending accelerates. Related Digital, along with Blackstone, confirmed the deal for the Saline Township development. Bank of America steps in as both structuring agent and financial advisor. The timing isn't just about tech anymore—AI spending has crossed over into Wall Street territory. Banks, private capital, and bond investors are figuring out how much risk they want in massive computing hubs—those data centers stacked with servers crunching digital tasks. Reuters says the Michigan campus is one piece of a larger effort from OpenAI, Oracle, and Related Digital to ramp up AI infrastructure across the U.S.
Microsoft vs Oracle vs Google Stock: Price Forecasts Reveal a Split in the AI Cloud Race

Microsoft vs Oracle vs Google Stock: Price Forecasts Reveal a Split in the AI Cloud Race

Investors are zeroing in on Microsoft, Oracle, and Alphabet as the week kicks off, trying to figure out which AI cloud player warrants its hefty price tag now. Alphabet sits near all-time highs; Microsoft’s got the obvious earnings driver; Oracle, meanwhile, faces pointed questions on funding after securing new backing for that Michigan data-center campus tied to its AI bet. The clock's ticking. Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta all line up to report Wednesday, according to Reuters, and investors are zeroed in on how much these tech giants are shelling out for data centers and the backbone infrastructure behind artificial intelligence. This week, over a third of S&P 500 companies will drop their earnings, plus the Federal Reserve is meeting.
Microsoft vs Oracle Stock: Why MSFT and ORCL Are Getting a Second Look in 2026

Microsoft vs Oracle Stock: Why MSFT and ORCL Are Getting a Second Look in 2026

NEW YORK, April 16, 2026, 11:41 AM EDT Microsoft and Oracle shares caught a bid Thursday, lifted by fresh evidence of strong AI demand and Oracle’s latest move to secure more power for its data centers—both factors helping ease concerns over how quickly heavy investment in chips and servers might translate into profits. By late morning in New York, Microsoft traded $6.46 higher at $417.68, while Oracle added $7.04 to reach $176.85.
Oracle Stock Jumps Again After Bloom Energy Deal and AI Push—but Risks Still Linger

Oracle Stock Jumps Again After Bloom Energy Deal and AI Push—but Risks Still Linger

Austin, Texas, April 15, 2026, 10:08 CDT Oracle shares climbed 5.3% to $171.68 during Wednesday morning trade, stretching the stock’s rally further after the software giant introduced fresh AI tools at its Customer Edge Summit and expanded its fuel-cell collaboration with Bloom Energy. That’s after a jump of around 12.7% on Monday and another 4.7% gain Tuesday.
Oracle Stock’s AI Bet Faces Fresh Test as Dividend Fears Clash With New Bull Call

Oracle Stock’s AI Bet Faces Fresh Test as Dividend Fears Clash With New Bull Call

Oracle shares dropped Monday, with Wall Street sizing up a new bullish call from Bernstein—which argues the company is flying under the AI radar—even as doubts about the pace of its data center expansion continue to dog cash flow and, by extension, the dividend. The stock slipped around 0.9% to $138.40 in late trading, lingering nearly 60% off its September high. Oracle stands out as a key gauge of whether the AI infrastructure surge can offset the financial pressure it’s taking on. Once considered a distant competitor to Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure, the company has ramped up spending to boost capacity for clients including OpenAI and Meta.
Microsoft Stock Price Today: Why MSFT Lags Wall Street’s Rebound Near an 11-Month Low

Microsoft Stock Price Today: Why MSFT Lags Wall Street’s Rebound Near an 11-Month Low

Microsoft stock trailed behind the tech rally on Wednesday, hovering around $370 just after noon in New York. That’s after Tuesday’s finish marked an 11-month low. By midday, shares slipped roughly 0.7%, while the Nasdaq Composite was up 0.76%. It’s an odd moment for this move. Microsoft just signed on to lease a massive 700-megawatt data-center project out in Abilene, Texas—a site once set aside for Oracle and OpenAI, according to Reuters on Tuesday. The company keeps pressing forward with large-scale AI infrastructure.
Oracle Stock Price Slides as $2.1 Billion Restructuring Bill Tests ORCL’s AI Rally

Oracle Stock Price Slides as $2.1 Billion Restructuring Bill Tests ORCL’s AI Rally

Oracle shares slipped roughly 2.5% to $155.11 late Friday in U.S. trading, following a regulatory filing that revealed the software giant now expects its fiscal 2026 restructuring plan to cost up to $2.1 billion—an increase from the previous $1.6 billion estimate. That’s key for Oracle, which still faces skepticism over whether its AI expansion can actually deliver profitable growth rather than just swelling expenses. This week, the company raised its fiscal 2027 revenue goal to $90 billion and cited $553 billion in remaining performance obligations—the sum of future contracted revenue. But Friday’s filing dragged the cost issue back into the spotlight.
14 March 2026
Oracle Stock Price Jumps After AI Cloud Forecast Eases Debt Fears

Oracle Stock Price Jumps After AI Cloud Forecast Eases Debt Fears

Oracle finished March 11 at $163.12, surging 9.18% after the company raised its fiscal 2027 revenue outlook and pointed to sustained demand for AI-driven cloud services. That jump wiped out recent losses for the stock. Oracle’s been feeling the squeeze from the hefty price tag on AI data centers, with major clients like OpenAI and Meta in the mix. Shares bounced back on Wednesday, a sign investors took the fresh results as proof those investments could finally be delivering.
Tokyo Stock Market Today: Nikkei Tumbles 5% as Oil Shock Triggers Third-Biggest Point Drop

Tokyo Stock Market Today: Nikkei Tumbles 5% as Oil Shock Triggers Third-Biggest Point Drop

Tokyo shares tumbled Monday. The Nikkei dropped 2,892.12 points, a 5.2% slide to 52,728.72—marking its third-heaviest point loss on record, triggered by a flight from risk as oil prices surged. The Topix also slid, losing 3.8% and closing at 3,575.84. It’s a pressing issue for Japan, which leans hard on imported fuel. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said the government is weighing measures to soften the blow from pricier gasoline, as crude prices spiked after the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran escalated. Brent briefly hit $119.50—levels not seen since mid-2022.
Oracle stock slips despite $88 million U.S. Air Force cloud win as investors brace for CPI

Oracle stock slips despite $88 million U.S. Air Force cloud win as investors brace for CPI

New York, February 12, 2026, 11:01 EST — Regular session Oracle stock edged down 0.5% to $156.36 Thursday, even as the company announced a fresh cloud deal with the U.S. Air Force. The win adds to Oracle’s recent string of high-profile contracts, but hasn’t sparked sustained gains for the shares. During the session, the price moved between $154.92 and $159.10.

Stock Market Today

  • Maruti Suzuki up 4% after Jefferies upgrade, higher target price
    June 30, 2026, 3:34 AM EDT. Maruti Suzuki India shares rallied almost 4% on June 30 after Jefferies boosted its rating to "Buy" and lifted the price target to Rs 16,500, a call that points to 23% upside. Jefferies said the upgrade was driven by stronger passenger vehicle demand and softer input costs from lower crude and metals. The automaker, which leads the Indian market with a valuation near Rs 4.4 lakh crore, is up 12.6% over the past year against a weak Nifty 50. The brokerage firm also raised EPS estimates for FY27-FY29 and sees 16% CAGR in earnings through FY29. Broader indices Sensex and Nifty slipped, held back by IT, FMCG, metals, and banking stocks, even as Maruti outperformed.
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