US PRE-MARKET MOVERS: NVDA, ORCL, CRML/USAR/MP/UUUU/UAML, IDXX, MCD, DIS, HUM, BYDDY

The pre-market movements reflect mixed earnings and corporate developments that could sway market sentiment today.

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US BROKER MOVES: MOS upgraded at Scotiabank, FTNT downgraded; HUM downgraded at Morgan Stanley

UK is revoking the accreditation of a Russian diplomat and any further action taken by Russia will be considered an escalation and responded to accordingly

US PRE-MARKET MOVERS: NVDA, ORCL, CRML/USAR/MP/UUUU/UAML, IDXX, MCD, DIS, HUM, BYDDY

Iran negotiations not focused on enriched nuclear transfer

Moody's affirms Oracle's (ORCL) BAA2 rating on equity announcement; outlook remains negative

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ES -0.3% NQ -0.6% RTY -0.4%

  • NVDA -1.3%: Plans to invest up to $100bln in OpenAI to support training & operation of AI models has stalled after internal doubts
  • ORCL +2.3%: Plans to raise $45-50bln this year to expand its Cloud infrastructure; following, Fitch rates senior notes offering 'BBB' & affirms IDR w/ outlook stable
  • Trump launches $12bln mineral stockpile to counter China; CRML +8.5% USAR +5.7% MP +5.5% UUUU +5.2% UAML +5.1%
  • IDXX +1.1%: EPS & profit beat
  • MCD +1%: Upgraded at BTIG
  • DIS flat: Top, bottom line surpassed exp. & on track to repurchase $7bln of stock in FY26; close to naming new CEO
  • HUM -2%: Downgraded at MS
  • BYDDY -4.5%: Weak Jan. sales (-30% Y/Y) signalled cooling demand; LI -1% XPEV -5% NIO -1.6%
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Notably, Nvidia's stalled investment plans in OpenAI may raise concerns about the tech sector's growth, while Oracle's robust expansion into cloud services is viewed positively amidst solid ratings. Additionally, notable upside for companies aligned with mineral stockpiles and upgrades for McDonald's indicate sector differences that could influence trading strategies today.

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