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Ally Financial took a hit with a 17% drop in shares after the CFO discussed increased credit challenges in the third quarter, specifically with auto loans for retail customers. On the other hand, Mission Produce and Calavo Growers saw gains of 20% and 12% respectively, driven by strong revenue and earnings performances.
Oracle surged over 11% following a fiscal first-quarter beat, with plans to expand its database services to Amazon Web Services. The Western-style retailer Boot Barn jumped over 6% with positive performance updates, while Hewlett Packard Enterprise faced a setback with a nearly 8% drop due to plans to sell convertible preferred stock.
Rubrik, Patterson-UTI Energy, and Southwest Airlines saw varying levels of decline, while Alibaba’s U.S. shares rose around 2% as its Hong Kong shares were added to stock connect programs. JPMorgan faced a 7% decline after cautionary statements from the COO regarding market expectations for net interest income.
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