Stifel analyst Brad Reback upgraded Oracle Corporation (NYSE: ORCL) to a Buy rating from Hold on June 30, 2025, raising the price target to $250 from $180. The upgrade was driven by expectations of sustainable cloud growth, including infrastructure and SaaS applications, along with effective expense management supporting future earnings per share growth. Following this, several other firms revised their outlooks on Oracle. BMO Capital increased its price target to $245 from $235, maintaining an Outperform rating despite potential capital needs in fiscal years 2026 and 2027. TD Cowen set a street-high price target of $275, citing an expanded deal between Oracle and OpenAI that boosts data center capacity and revenue potential. Piper Sandler upgraded Oracle to Overweight from Neutral, raising its price target to $270 from $190, highlighting bullish demand for AI infrastructure and enterprise growth. Evercore ISI raised its price target to $270 from $215 with an Outperform rating, emphasizing Oracle's strong fiscal 2026 outlook and its $30 billion annual contract, reinforcing its status as a top global hyperscaler. Scotiabank initiated coverage on Oracle with an Outperform rating and a $300 price target, attributing growth to the rapid expansion of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure driven by the AI revolution. UBS also raised its price target to $280 from $250, maintaining a Buy rating. Cantor Fitzgerald reiterated an Overweight rating with a price target of $271, noting ongoing momentum in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, over 100% multicloud database service growth, and $30 billion in cloud wins. Most recently, Citizens JMP raised its price target to $315 from $240, maintaining an Outperform rating and citing Oracle's strong position in the AI sector and justified multiple expansion due to accelerating growth. Oracle shares responded positively to these upgrades, with a 7% increase following the Stifel upgrade and a 2.68% rise to $236.15 after Stifel's announcement. Options volume surged with a put/call ratio of 0.3, indicating bullish market sentiment. Overall, the series of upgrades reflect growing investor confidence in Oracle's cloud and AI-driven growth prospects amid expanding enterprise demand and strategic partnerships.