Oracle Corporation (ORCL) closed at $222.85 on November 14, 2025, up +2.43%, rebounding from a recent tech sector selloff triggered by the end of the historic US government shutdown on November 13, 2025. The shutdown's resolution initially led to a sharp decline in major technology stocks, but Oracle has since recovered some ground as investors refocus on its AI and cloud growth prospects. Recent news highlights Oracle's aggressive expansion in AI and cloud infrastructure, with analysts from Jefferies and others reaffirming buy ratings and setting high price targets. The stock's strong recovery and analyst optimism reflect confidence in Oracle's long-term competitive position despite recent volatility.
Oracle rebounds after shutdown-driven tech selloff; analyst optimism persists
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