US stock indices close lower
US stock indices closed lower: the S&P 500 was down 0.38%, and the Nasdaq 100 lost 0.67%.
Tesla shares fell by more than 4% following the launch of new models, while Dell shares rose by 3.5% on strong AI demand.
Analysts believe that the fluctuations reflect capital rotation between technology segments.
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Investors reassess expectations after Oracle report
Investors reacted to disappointing results from Oracle, which triggered a correction in the S&P 500.
Elevated stock valuations and uncertainty could affect further market dynamics, especially during the shutdown.
Market participants are closely watching corporate reports that may set the tone for the new quarter.
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Nvidia's investments drive global trends
The Japanese yen reached a multi-month low amid political changes in the country.
Meanwhile, Nvidia is investing $2 billion in Elon Musk's xAI startup, strengthening its position in the AI market.
Experts forecast further increased influence of US tech companies in the global economy.
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Oracle loses ground, but analysts remain optimistic
Oracle saw its shares decline after reporting low margins in its cloud business.
Nonetheless, some analysts believe that this is a temporary issue and expect profit recovery in the future.
The company plans to boost investments in AI infrastructure to restore investor confidence.
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IBM and Anthropic announce strategic partnership
IBM announced a strategic partnership with Anthropic to integrate AI into enterprise solutions, which may have contributed to a rise in the company's stock.
The enterprise AI market is expected to grow by 19-37% annually through 2030.
The agreement opens up new opportunities for IBM in the cloud services and analytics platform market.
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