On July 27, Adobe rose 3.21% in regular trading, trading at $230.24/share, with turnover of $68.62 million.

On the news front, the AI application software sector has continued its collective upward momentum in recent sessions. SAP reported second-quarter cloud revenue of 6.28 billion euros, exceeding market expectations, which boosted broader sector sentiment and lifted Adobe alongside peers. Additionally, HSBC previously upgraded Adobe to a Buy rating against prevailing bearish sentiment, raising its target price to $308 from $282, noting that generative AI has not yet posed a substantive business impact on Adobe and that the market has excessively amplified competitive threats from AI tools.

Adobe shares had come under pressure earlier in late July after multiple investment banks issued bearish reports, with one noting that cloud giants were leveraging AI-native tools to challenge Adobe's full-workflow moat. The stock has since rebounded as sector-wide buying returned. HSBC's analysis highlighted that Adobe's platform ecosystem barriers provide meaningful insulation against AI tool competition, while the company's revenue has maintained steady double-digit growth.

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