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Oracle's Plate Rises 2% in After-Hours Trading, Market Focused on How Post-Market Earnings Report Will Signal AI Demand

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June 10 – Per Bitget market data, Oracle’s shares rose by 2% during regular trading hours, and the company is scheduled to release its fourth-quarter fiscal 2026 financial results after market close today. The Wall Street consensus forecast projects Oracle will post approximately $19.1 billion in revenue, with adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of around $1.96. Against the backdrop of sustained growth in AI infrastructure demand, investors will focus on several key elements from Oracle’s report: the expansion of its Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) business, changes to AI-related order backlogs and Remaining Performance Obligations (RPO), as well as management’s latest guidance for fiscal 2027 growth prospects. As one of the world’s leading cloud infrastructure providers, Oracle has stepped up investments in AI data center construction in recent years, including deep involvement in large-scale AI infrastructure projects such as OpenAI’s "Stargate" initiative. The market believes any AI demand signals revealed in this financial report and management’s accompanying remarks could have a meaningful impact on the stock prices of companies in the GPU, optical module, CPO, and AI data center supply chains.
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