On July 9, Oracle rose 3.5% in regular trading, trading at approximately $146.54/share, with turnover of $1.617 billion.

On the news front, Oracle joined IMSA Labs as a founding partner to accelerate the integration of artificial intelligence with motorsport innovation. The market views this partnership as a positive signal of the company expanding AI application scenarios and exploring new commercial models. Oracle has been actively building out its AI ecosystem, having recently launched four AI agent applications embedded in Fusion Cloud and earned recognition as an IDC MarketScape leader in AI-enabled utility customer experience management solutions.

The stock continues its recovery trajectory after experiencing a 19% single-week plunge — its largest weekly decline since the dot-com bubble. Currently, 71% of analysts recommend buying Oracle, the highest proportion in nearly 15 years, with Stephens recently raising its target price from $164 to $175. William Blair also added Oracle to its recommended list, reflecting sustained institutional confidence in the company's long-term AI infrastructure prospects.

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