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NYSE:VRA News 11 December 2025

Biggest Stock Losers Today in the U.S. Market (December 11, 2025): Oracle’s AI Reality Check, Rezolute’s Trial Disaster and Micro‑Cap Carnage

Biggest Stock Losers Today in the U.S. Market (December 11, 2025): Oracle’s AI Reality Check, Rezolute’s Trial Disaster and Micro‑Cap Carnage

As Wall Street digests a fresh Federal Reserve rate cut and growing worries about an AI spending bubble, today’s U.S. stock tape is dominated by dramatic downside moves. From Oracle’s double‑digit plunge to biotech blow‑ups and reverse‑split micro‑caps, December 11, 2025 is one of the ugliest “losers lists” investors have seen this year. Below is a news‑driven breakdown of what’s happening, why these stocks are sinking, and what the day’s biggest losers say about the broader U.S. market. Key takeaways Market snapshot: Fed cut meets AI hangover According to StockAnalysis.com’s “Losers Today” dashboard, as of the latest update on December 11,

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Silver price rebound masks fresh stress after CME lifts margins again

Silver price rebound masks fresh stress after CME lifts margins again

7 February 2026
Spot silver surged 8.6% to $77.33 an ounce Friday after dropping below $65, but still lost over 8.7% for the week. CME Group raised margin requirements for COMEX silver futures to 18% from 15%, effective after Feb. 6. China’s UBS SDIC Silver Futures Fund hit its 10% down limit for a fifth session. Traders await key U.S. jobs and inflation data next week.
Gold price near $5,000: China keeps buying as CME margin hikes raise the stakes

Gold price near $5,000: China keeps buying as CME margin hikes raise the stakes

7 February 2026
China’s central bank raised gold reserves for a 15th month in January, reaching 74.19 million ounces worth $369.58 billion. Gold prices swung sharply, hitting a record near $5,600 before dropping to $4,403.24. CME Group hiked COMEX gold futures margins to 9% after recent volatility. U.S. jobs and inflation data are due next week after a delay.
Amazon stock (AMZN) slides on $200 billion AI capex plan — what Wall Street watches next week

Amazon stock (AMZN) slides on $200 billion AI capex plan — what Wall Street watches next week

7 February 2026
Amazon shares fell 5.6% to $210.32 on Friday after the company forecast 2026 capital spending would jump to $200 billion, up more than 50% from 2025. The drop came as the Dow closed above 50,000 for the first time. Amazon reported fourth-quarter net sales up 14% to $213.4 billion and operating income at $25 billion. Trading in Amazon was volatile, with 179 million shares changing hands.
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