Shares of business software companies fell Monday, after Germany-based software giant SAP SE /zigman2/quotes/207905606/composite SAP +0.74% /zigman2/quotes/202053813/delayed XE:SAP +0.14% issued a profit and sales warning as customers have pushed back investments as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Shares of Oracle Corp. /zigman2/quotes/202180826/composite ORCL +0.74% sank 2.9% in premarket trading, Salesforce.com Inc. /zigman2/quotes/200515854/composite CRM -1.87% dropped 1.6% and Microsoft Corp. /zigman2/quotes/207732364/composite MSFT -1.30% slid 1.1%. SAP's U.S.-listed shares plunged 21% premarket, putting them on track to open at a 5-month low. The selloff in software stocks comes as futures /zigman2/quotes/210407078/delayed YM00 +0.32% for the Dow Jones Industrial Average /zigman2/quotes/210598065/realtime DJIA -0.46% slumped 290 points, or 1.0%.

















