US PRE-MARKET MOVERS: NVDA, INTC, CSX, ISRG, SPOT, SLB, AMZN, DIS, CI, COF

This pre-market movement gives a mixed picture of major players in the equity space.

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US PRE-MARKET MOVERS: NVDA, INTC, CSX, ISRG, SPOT, SLB, AMZN, DIS, CI, COF

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ES -0.2% NQ -0.2% RTY -0.2%

  • NVDA +1.7%: China informs biggest tech firms that they can prep orders for H200 chips
  • INTC -13%: Softer-than-exp. next Q guidance, citing supply constraints & prod. efficiency challenges despite a quarterly earnings beat
  • CSX +2%: Profit beat
  • ISRG +2%: EPS & rev. topped St. consensus
  • SPOT +1.8%: Upgraded at GS
  • SLB +0.4%: Top & bottom line surpassed exp.
  • AMZN flat: Plans 2nd round of corporate job cuts next week, targeting c. 30,000 roles in total
  • DIS -0.4%: Expects to announce the appointment of its next CEO in early ‘26
  • CI -0.5% Said its plan to end drug rebates will cut earnings by $500–600mln
  • COF -3%: To acquire Brex for $5.15bln in cash & stock
Context

Key highlights include NVIDIA's positive response to China allowing orders for H200 chips, which supports growth expectations, while Intel's drastic drop reflects ongoing production challenges despite a financial beat. Overall, this suggests a nuanced market where individual company fundamentals, particularly in tech and consumer finance, are driving disparate reactions, setting the stage for potential volatility as traders assess these developments.

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