On November 14, 2025, Financial Times reported a White House memo alleging Alibaba provided technical support and customer data to the Chinese military, raising US security concerns. Alibaba refuted the claims as unfounded, but the news led to a securities fraud investigation and a $6.04 (3.78%) drop in share price to $153.80 on November 14, 2025. Nomura expects no major surprises in Alibaba’s upcoming September quarter results, scheduled for November 25, 2025, and highlights the company’s strong AI cloud investments. The allegations remain the dominant narrative, with potential regulatory and geopolitical implications overshadowing routine business updates. No new price movement data is available for November 19, 2025, but recent events and investigations are likely to influence sentiment and trading activity.
Alibaba faces US military data allegations ahead of earnings
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