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Markets face the year's final major policy week as the Federal Reserve's December meeting Wednesday afternoon will determine whether the central bank delivers another rate cut or pauses its easing cycle amid mixed economic signals and persistent inflation concerns.

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Wells Fargo says Oracle’s $500 billion AI pipeline could supercharge OCI’s growth, setting the stage for a massive stock surge.

Oracle stock is down nearly 40% from its 52-week high, presenting an opportunity for long-term investors.

The battle between Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG)(NASDAQ:GOOGL) and OpenAI for dominance in the artificial intelligence sector could spill over and impact many technology companies. TV host Jim Cramer singled out Oracle Corp (NYSE:ORCL) as a stock to watch that could lose if OpenAI falls, but possibly see strong demand elsewhere.

HSBC and Deutsche are both out with very positive coverage on Oracle, saying the selloff is overdone.

The competitive landscape is changing for AI GPU suppliers like AMD as Google’s TPUs could gain momentum and hurt its growth prospects.

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Oracle Corp (NYSE:ORCL) is waking up to a problem no tech giant wants in an AI-mania market: credit risk headlines louder than growth headlines. Morgan Stanley issued a blunt warning Wednesday, flagging rising stress in Oracle's balance sheet as the company aggressively borrows to fund its hyperscale AI data-center expansion.