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Stock markets are poised for a mixed opening on Wednesday, with US futures showing little change. However, several companies are making headlines in pre-market trading, according to Investopedia.
Leading the pre-market surge is chipmaker Nvidia (NVDA), whose shares are up over 2 per cent. This rise comes ahead of the company’s annual shareholder meeting Wednesday, where investors will vote on executive compensation and board members.
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Nvidia’s jump likely reflects investor confidence in the company’s future, particularly in the rapidly growing field of artificial intelligence (AI).
Another chipmaker, Micron Technology (MU), is also experiencing pre-market gains of nearly 3 per cent. This rise comes ahead of the company’s quarterly earnings report later today.
Analysts are expecting a significant jump in Micron’s revenue, fuelled in part by its partnership with Nvidia for AI graphic processing units (GPUs).
Logistics giant FedEx (FDX) is a star performer in pre-market trading, with shares surging over 13 per cent. This surge follows the company’s strong quarterly earnings report that beat analyst expectations.
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The report highlights FedEx’s success in cost-cutting measures, and CEO Raj Subramaniam’s comments suggesting continued momentum is buoying investor confidence.
Electric vehicle (EV) maker Rivian (RIVN) is experiencing a pre-market jump of roughly 40 per cent. This surge follows the announcement of a $5 billion investment from German automaker Volkswagen (VWAGY). The joint venture will allow Volkswagen to access Rivian’s advanced vehicle software technology.
Shares of Vista Outdoor (VSTO) are climbing over 8 per cent pre-market after MNC Capital Partners increased its all-cash offer to acquire the company. The new offer represents a significant premium over Vista’s previous closing price.
While these pre-market movers signal investor interest in specific companies, overall U.S. stock futures remain relatively flat.
This suggests a cautious start to the trading day, with investors likely waiting for further economic data or corporate earnings reports before making significant moves.
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