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🟢 MARKET RECAP → The S&P 500 (VOO) closed at a record for a second straight day Wednesday as investor optimism of a Fed rate cut next week, with traders betting on around a 92% chance of a 0.25% cut. 

🚀 ORACLE EXPLODES → Oracle (ORCL) posted a $455B AI-driven cloud backlog, raised its revenue forecast. Shares of the nearly $1 trillion company spiked over 35% Wednesday, marking one of its biggest rallies ever.

📈 KLARNA DEBUTS → Klarna (KLAR) priced its IPO at $40 for a $15B valuation, then jumped 30% on debut to ~$19.7B, marking a sharp comeback from its 2022 downturn.

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Oracle Explodes

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AI backlog explodes. Oracle (ORCL) said its cloud backlog surged 359% to $455 billion, fueled by mega-deals with AI customers. CEO Safra Catz hinted the number could top $500 billion soon, underscoring Oracle’s place in the AI arms race.

Cloud forecast raised. The company boosted Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) revenue outlook to $18 billion for FY26, up 77%. Oracle now expects $144 billion in cloud revenue over the next four years, bolstered by multicloud deals with Amazon (AMZN), Google (GOOG), and Microsoft (MSFT).

📈 Stock rockets higher. Shares closed over 35% higher Wednesday, one of Oracle’s sharpest rallies in decades. Investors cheered the AI-driven backlog, propelling Oracle closer to a $1 trillion market cap.

IPO

Klarna Debuts

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🚀 IPO lands at $40. Klarna (KLAR) priced its long-awaited U.S. IPO at $40 per share, valuing the buy-now-pay-later giant at $15.1 billion. The offering raised about $1.37 billion across 34.3 million shares, signaling strong investor demand.

📈 Debut rally. Shares opened at $52 on the NYSE, climbing 30% from the offer price and closing near that level. The surge lifted Klarna’s market cap to roughly $19.7 billion—well above its pricing valuation.

📉 Big comeback story. Klarna was once Europe’s most valuable startup at $45.6 billion in 2021, before plunging to $6.7 billion in 2022. Its U.S. market debut shows a sharp rebound, restoring fintech investor confidence.

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