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Today's Initial Jobless Claims headline seals the deal for next week's rate cut: +263K new claims.

IBM stock price has bounced back in the past few weeks, moving from a low of $233 in August to $259 today. This rebound happened as investors bought the dip following its post-earnings dip in July.

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IBM shares notched a fifth straight session of gains, rising 7.3% over the past five days. The rally added roughly $18 billion in market value, bringing IBM's market capitalization to about $241 billion.

IBM holds a competitive edge over Qualcomm with steadier cash flow, SaaS-driven growth and a more attractive valuation.

Citi has appointed longtime IBM executive Shobhit Varshney to lead the bank's AI strategy. It builds on the company's previous announcement of a new AI leadership team this summer.

IBM (IBM) is looking like an interesting pick from a technical perspective, as the company reached a key level of support. Recently, IBM crossed above the 200-day moving average, suggesting a long-term bullish trend.

September 2025 could either be an inflection point where the market starts delivering stratospheric gains or cools down abruptly.

International Business Machines lags peers with an 8.6% drop in 3 months, facing margin pressure and stiff cloud competition despite AI and hybrid cloud growth.