On August 27, ServiceNow rose 4.05% in regular trading, trading at $131.85/share, with turnover of $158 million.
On the news front, cybersecurity stocks surged sharply during the session, with CrowdStrike jumping over 13% and Palo Alto Networks climbing approximately 7%, driving a broad sentiment recovery across the systems software sector. ServiceNow rebounded in tandem, fully recovering losses from the prior session when Intuit's weaker-than-expected quarterly guidance had dragged the entire software sector lower, pushing ServiceNow down over 3% to $122.5.
Within the Systems Software sector, individual stocks showed significant divergence. CrowdStrike Holdings rose 13.28%, Palo Alto Networks gained 7.4%, NEBIUS advanced 4.3%, Oracle added 1.59%, while Microsoft declined 0.82%.
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