ORCLOracle Corporation
Oracle Corporation (ORCL) is a NYSE-listed equity covered by Valdrans. Last close $119.90, +4.27% on the day; -1.22% over 1 week, -18.85% over 4 weeks, -30.61% over 6 months (prices as of 27 Jul 2026). Valdrans Insider Activity Signal: Negative — 0 buys vs 11 sells disclosed in the last 90 days.
- Last close (27 Jul 2026)
- $119.90
- Today
- +4.27%
- 1 week
- -1.22%
- 4 weeks
- -18.85%
- 6 months
- -30.61%
- Insider signal
- Negative
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- ORCL 2026: filings, holdings, and macro context
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ORCL 2026: filings, holdings, and macro context
ORCL 2026: filings, holdings, and macro context
UK regulators granted oversight of Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Oracle from July 2026
HM Treasury formally designated Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, and Oracle Cloud as critical third parties under a new UK statutory framework; supervisory powers over their services to UK financial institutions take effect on 13 July 2026.
Oil slides toward $60 target as Hormuz traffic normalises and supply builds
A session dominated by oil supply normalisation and divergent European PMI data, with Japanese wages and ECB commentary adding secondary colour.
ORCL Q3 2026 update — filings and holdings
US strikes Iran; Trump threatens annihilation as Hormuz tensions escalate sharply
A highly active weekend dominated by US-Iran military escalation in the Strait of Hormuz, sweeping tariff threats against Europe, and sharp moves across equities, energy, and crypto.
Google, Microsoft, Amazon compete for grid capacity amid AI data centre expansion
Oilprice reporting from 25–26 June 2026 described major tech companies competing for electrical grid capacity for AI data centres, with per-facility infrastructure costs of $100m–$500m. Rystad Energy forecast fuel cell revenues rising from $2.8bn in 2025 to $30bn by 2030.
ORCL Q3 2026 update — filings and holdings
Global tech selloff deepens as Hormuz reopens and Iran deal details remain contested
A volatile European session dominated by a sharp global technology selloff, conflicting US-Iran nuclear signals, and a UK political leadership change.
ORCL Q3 2026 update — filings and holdings
Iran holds Hormuz shut indefinitely as US strikes continue and ECB raises rates
A highly active European session dominated by Middle East military escalation, an ECB rate increase, surging wholesale inflation data, and elevated but volatile crude prices.