Movement Alert|ServiceNow Rises 3.07% in Regular Trading, White House AI Summit Lifts Sector Sentiment

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On September 30, ServiceNow rose 3.07% in regular trading, trading at $133.86/share, with turnover of $302 million. The stock rebounded sharply from a nearly 5% decline in the prior session, driven by renewed optimism surrounding an upcoming White House artificial intelligence summit.

On the news front, ServiceNow CEO along with executives from Palantir, Amazon, and Altimeter are set to attend a White House AI conference, with Elon Musk, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg also expected to participate. The summit is focused on balancing AI innovation with regulatory oversight, fueling market expectations for favorable AI policy developments and lifting broad sentiment across the sector.

Within the Systems Software sector, the overall tone was constructive. Among individual stocks, Palo Alto Networks rose 2.75%, Microsoft gained 1.84%, CrowdStrike added 1.02%, NEBIUS climbed 0.90%, while Oracle slipped 0.53%. The rebound follows a sharp selloff on September 28 triggered by OpenAI pausing training of its most advanced AI model, which had weighed heavily on AI-related names including ServiceNow.

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