US PRE-MARKET MOVERS: EEX, CRCL, MOS, CEG, FOXA, DELL, LITE, MNDY, SONY, MU/INTC

The pre-market movers highlight a mixed bag of earnings results, notably with MNDY showing strong growth driven by its AI platform and CRCL beating expectations.

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ES -0.1% NQ -0.2% RTY flat

  • EEX +6%: Reportedly to be acquired by APO for approx. $1bln & shareholders to receive $5.03/shr; closed Fri. at $4.57/shr
  • CRCL +2.8%: EPS & adj. EBITDA beat
  • MOS -7%: Profit light
  • CEG +1.6%: EPS & rev. beat
  • FOXA +5%: EPS, rev. & adj. EBITDA topped Wall St. exp.
  • DELL -0.8%: Downgraded at UBS
  • LITE +6.5%: Will join the NDX, effective May 18th
  • MNDY +26%: Stellar Q report & said launch of its AI platform helped its rev. grow 24% Y/Y
  • SONY +7%: Co. & TSMC sign MOU for next-gen image sensor JV in Japan
  • MU +4.3% INTC +3.3%: Continues its surge higher
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Conversely, MOS reported weaker profits, causing a notable decline. Moreover, acquisitions like EEX’s by APO suggest strategic consolidation in sectors, likely impacting investor sentiment across the board, particularly in the semiconductors and utilities sectors.

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