US PRE-MARKET MOVERS: AMD/META/NVDA, KEYS, HD, KDP, WBD, PYPL, JPM, FANG, NVO/LLY, HIMS

The pre-market movers indicate significant investor reactions to earnings and strategic developments.

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ES -0.1% NQ +0.2% RTY -0.1%

  • AMD +10.5%: META signs blockbuster AMD deal to spend billions on AI gear & to acquire shares of AMD; NVDA -1.2%
  • KEYS +15%: Top, bottom line beat & issued stronger than exp. next Q outlook
  • HD +2.5%: Profit & rev. beat, raised div. 1.3% & SSS surprisingly rose
  • KDP +2%: EPS & rev. beat
  • WBD +1.2%: PSKY reportedly raised its bid for WBD, increasing its prev. $30/shr offer in an effort to outbid NFLX
  • PYPL +0.1%: Attracting takeover interest from banks & at least one large rival w/ with some parties considering whole Co. & others specific assets
  • JPM -0.2%: Q1 IB fees & trading rev. exp. to rise by a mid-teens percentage Y/Y; now sees FY NII of ~$104.5bln (prev. 103bln)
  • FANG -2.5%: Profit light
  • NVO -2.8%: To cut Ozempic & Wegovy prices by up to 50% starting Jan. ‘27, WSJ reports; LLY -2%
  • HIMS -7%: Light next Q rev. view
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AMD's 10.5% rise on the news of a major deal with META for AI gear underscores the growing importance of AI, while KEYS and HD also report beats and positive outlooks, reinforcing strength in sectors tied to technology and consumer goods. Conversely, JPM's slight decline highlights evolving expectations in investment banking amidst its revised NII forecasts, and NVO's drop signals potential headwinds for pharmaceutical pricing strategies.

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