Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: General Mills, U.S. Steel, V.F. Corp., ResMed, and more
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Grab your attention toward the United States Steel, as the shares have seen a spike of over 3%. The reason behind this surge is a report from Reuters that the Committee on Foreign Investment in the US has postponed the review of Nippon Steel’s acquisition bid for U.S. Steel, pushing it to post-November election.
However, General Mills shares have experienced a 1% dip following a 14% profit drop last quarter due to higher input costs affecting margins.
Casella Waste Systems has also seen a slide in its stock by over 4% after the announcement of its plans of a $400 million equity offering for its Class A common stock.
Intuitive Machines, a space exploration company, saw a massive leap by over 52% after being granted nearly $5 billion space network contract from NASA.
ResMed shares dipped by 2.7% on light trading volume post a downgrade to underperform from peer perform from Wolfe Research. The research firm anticipates a deceleration in revenue growth due to mounting competition from Eli Lilly’s GLP-1 medication.
V.F. Corp shares experienced a rise of 3% following an upgrade from Barclays to overweight from equal weight. The optimism stems from the attractive risk-reward proposition of the apparel company behind The North Face and Vans.
Microsoft and BlackRock made a minor jump as they pool together $100 billion for investment in artificial intelligence data centers and power efforts.
