On August 26, ServiceNow fell 3.39% in regular trading, trading at $123.24/share, with turnover of $85.49 million. The decline came amid a sector-wide selloff across US software stocks, with market sentiment turning cautious toward technology names.

The broader software sector experienced collective weakness, with Adobe down 2.2%, Salesforce down 1.7%, Palantir down 1.1%, and Microsoft down 0.8%. ServiceNow led the decline among major software names, though no company-specific negative catalyst was identified.

Notably, the company's fundamentals remain supported by recent analyst upgrades. Bank of America Securities raised its price target from $130 to $150, while Wells Fargo lifted its target to $175 from $160, maintaining an Overweight rating. The analyst consensus rating stands at Buy with a mean price target of $141.21, suggesting significant upside from current levels. The selloff appears driven by sector-level rotation pressure rather than any deterioration in ServiceNow's individual outlook.

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