Oracle's stock fell 3% to $145.79, extending its year-to-date decline to 24%, while major cloud competitors Microsoft and Amazon showed little movement. The drop is attributed to investor worries about Oracle's financing plans and rising debt costs rather than sector-wide cloud demand issues. Despite strong customer demand for Oracle's AI infrastructure, concerns over cash flow and capital spending weigh on the stock. Investors will watch for signs of clarity on Oracle's financing strategy, possibly at the upcoming October investor day, to gauge future stock stability.
Oracle's stock is down 2.81% at USD 146.35 on Pluang, with 82% of order activity on the buy side. Microsoft shares are slightly lower by 0.45% at USD 495.50, while Amazon is up 0.76% at USD 253.10. These figures are current as of Sep 19, 2026 01:21 WIB.
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