Oracle is set to report third-quarter earnings after markets close on Tuesday, with analysts forecasting earnings per share of $1.71 and revenue of $16.91 billion. These estimates reflect an expected year-over-year increase driven by cloud services and software subscription growth.

In premarket trading, Oracle shares rose 2.4%, outpacing peers in broader technology futures gains. Investor optimism has been fueled by resilience in cloud demand and the potential for upside surprises in profit margins.