Switzerland Producer and Import Prices (MoM) came in at -0.3% below forecasts (0%) in February

TradingKey - As of July 20 ET, Oracle (ORCL) shares fell 3.98% on the day, hitting a new year-to-date low of $120.03 and nearing last year’s low of $118.86. Although Oracle’s latest earnings report indicated that cloud business and AI infrastructure orders remain strong, market concerns regarding high capital expenditures, debt pressure, customer concentration, and free cash flow have continued to mount. This has resulted in a significant pullback from previous highs driven by the AI cloud rally. Since reporting earnings on June 10, Oracle's stock has seen a cumulative decline of 39.54%.

Market concerns over a potential resurgence in inflation are gradually subsiding, leading to a recovery in the crypto market as both Bitcoin and Ethereum rose to reclaim key levels.

Intel reports Q2 2026 on Thursday after close. Up 317% in a year. 18A-P is in risk production. Apple and Microsoft are foundry partners. Options pricing a 12% swing. At $97, here is what Thursday needs to prove.

Japanese and South Korean stock markets rebounded following sharp declines, with the KOSPI and Nikkei 225 edging higher. Kioxia led the gains, while Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, and SoftBank followed suit.

TradingKey - As of July 17 ET, SpaceX (SPCX) shares dropped 5.43% for the day to $123.99, falling below its $135 IPO price. Compared to its strong performance shortly after listing, when it surged above $200, the current share price is under sustained pressure. To the market, SpaceX remains a highly unique leader in space technology; however, high initial valuations, uncertainty surrounding Starship testing, and a re-evaluation of the commercialization pace by investors have pushed the stock into a short-term de-bubbling phase.