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Company Adjusts Expected EPS to EUR 1.38-1.53
Prior view was EUR 1.47-EUR 1.62. The company said, "In line with previous guidance, for the full year the Company continues to expect organic revenue to decline by 2%-5% and Adjusted EBITDA to decline by 5%-10%. Adjusted EPS is now expected to be EUR 1.38-EUR 1.53, versus prior guidance of EUR 1.47-EUR 1.62, due to higher interest expense associated with the Company's recently completed refinancing activity and higher variable interest rates."
Nomad Foods Reports Q2 Revenue of €723.7M
Reports Q2 revenue EUR 723.7M, consensus EUR 719.84M. "The second quarter marked an important step forward for Nomad Foods," said Dominic Brisby, Chief Executive Officer of Nomad Foods. "We secured our price increase, expanded gross margins, restored momentum with key retail partners, and continued to strengthen our organization. Our iconic brands participate in attractive and growing categories, and we are increasing our focus on innovation, renovation, and commercial excellence to better capture that opportunity. While there is more work to do, I am encouraged by the progress we are making and excited about the significant value creation opportunities ahead as we unlock the full value of our brands, supply chain, and pan-European platform. I remain confident in our ability to drive improved performance and create meaningful shareholder value."
Nasdaq Closes Near Flat as Market Eyes Megacap Earnings
The major averages closed lower, with the Nasdaq closing near flat, as stocks looked to rebound from last week's technology-led selloff. Attention is turning to a week of megacap earnings that could determine whether the AI-driven rally regains momentum. However, gains remain restrained by escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Domino's Pizzareported, with U.S. same store sales growing 0.1% but international same store sales falling 0.1%Tempus AIPersonalisfor $16.25 per shareAMC Entertainmentreported better-than-expectedBrookfieldand Canada Pension Plan Investment BoardLXP Industrial Trustin a $5.2B all-cash transactionAlibaba'sAliExpress has been fined EUR550M by the EU for2. WALL STREET CALLS:Phillip SecuritiesNetflixto Buy from AccumulateGoldman SachsTravelersto SellCLSAcoverage of Microsoftwith an Outperform rating and $535 price targetBarclaysLumentumto OverweightPenguin Solutionsto Underweight at Barclays3. AROUND THE WEB:U.S. District Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin ordered Paramount Skydanceand Warner Bros. Discoveryto hold off on consummating their deal to combine for 14 days after California and 11 other states sued to block the merger, Bloomberg reportsGoogleis developing a new AI chip that integrates Gemini model architecture directly into hardware, aiming to improve efficiency and reduce the cost of serving AI models at scale, The Information reportsHoneywellCEO Vimal Kapur said plans to reshape the company were already underway when activist investor Elliott Management took a stake and pushed for a breakup in 2024, Bloomberg saysAerCapis in discussions to buy Boeing787 Dreamliner aircraft, with the leasing company considering as many as 15 of the 787 widebodies, Bloomberg saysSamsunghas cut roles at its U.S. display, phone, and consumer electronics operations at its New Jersey and Texas offices, Reuters reports4. MOVERS:Irenhigher after raising its AI Cloudto over $4B from $3.7BHut 8increases after announcingArcher Aviationgains after announcing its jointly-developed autonomousImmix Biopharmalower after announcing theEnphase Energyfalls after TD Cowenon the stock5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Dynex Capital, with EPS beating consensusZurn Elkay WaterCEO Todd Adams said the company sees Q2 resultsNomad FoodsreportedPeoples Bancorp, with EPS higher year-over-yearKnightscopereported, with revenue higher year-over-yearINDEXES:The Dow fell 307.16, or 0.59%, to 51,839.26, the Nasdaq lost 12.17, or 0.048%, to 25,508.07, and the S&P 500 declined 14.41, or 0.19%, to 7,443.28.
Tech Stocks Rebound as Market Eyes Megacap Earnings
The major averages were mixed near noon as stocks look to rebound from last week's technology-led selloff. Attention is turning to a week of megacap earnings that could determine whether the AI-driven rally regains momentum. However, gains remain restrained by escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.This week's earnings calendar is headlined by Alphabet, Tesla, Intel and IBM, with investors closely watching whether continued heavy spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure is translating into stronger financial results. The reports come after semiconductor stocks suffered a sharp reversal last week, pushing the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index more than 20% below its June high and into bear market territory.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Domino's Pizzareported, with U.S. same store sales growing 0.1% but international same store sales falling 0.1%Tempus AIPersonalisfor $16.25 per shareAMC Entertainmentreported better-than-expectedBrookfieldand Canada Pension Plan Investment BoardLXP Industrial Trustin a $5.2B all-cash transactionAlibaba'sAliExpress has been fined EUR550M by the EU for2. WALL STREET CALLS:Phillip SecuritiesNetflix (NFLX) to Buy from AccumulateGoldman SachsTravelersto SellCLSAcoverage of Microsoftwith an Outperform rating and $535 price targetBarclaysLumentumto OverweightPenguin Solutionsto Underweight at Barclays3. AROUND THE WEB:Googleis developing a new AI chip that integrates Gemini model architecture directly into hardware, aiming to improve efficiency and reduce the cost of serving AI models at scale, The Information reportsHoneywellCEO Vimal Kapur said plans to reshape the company were already underway when activist investor Elliott Management took a stake and pushed for a breakup in 2024, Bloomberg saysAppleis piloting a system in Apple Stores called Live Notes that lets Genius Bar staff make transcripts and summaries of conversations with customers, Bloomberg reportsAerCapis in discussions to buy Boeing787 Dreamliner aircraft, with the leasing company considering as many as 15 of the 787 widebodies, Bloomberg saysSamsunghas cut roles at its U.S. display, phone, and consumer electronics operations at its New Jersey and Texas offices, Reuters reports4. MOVERS:Irenhigher after raising its AI Cloud annualizedto over $4B from $3.7BHut 8increases after announcingArcher Aviationgains after announcing its jointly-developedwith AndurilImmix Biopharmalower afterof Chief Medical Officer Richard GraydonEnphase Energy (ENPH) falls after TD Cowenon the stock5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Dynex Capitalwith EPS beating consensusZurn Elkay WaterCEO Todd Adams said the company sees Q2 results "range we provided earlier in the quarter"Nomad FoodsreportedPeoples Bancorp, with EPS higher year-over-yearKnightscope, with revenue higher year-over-yearINDEXES:Near midday, the Dow was down 0.16%, or 83.29, to 52,063.13, the Nasdaq was up 0.80%, or 203.51, to 25,723.75, and the S&P 500 was up 0.42%, or 31.18, to 7,488.87.
Stock Futures Rise as Investors Eye Megacap Earnings
Stock futures are higher as investors look to rebound from last week's technology-led selloff, with attention turning to a week of megacap earnings that could determine whether the AI-driven rally regains momentum. However, gains remain restrained by escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.This week's earnings calendar is headlined by Alphabet, Tesla, Intel and IBM, with investors closely watching whether continued heavy spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure is translating into stronger financial results. The reports come after semiconductor stocks suffered a sharp reversal last week, pushing the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index more than 20% below its June high and into bear market territory.Geopolitics remain a key market driver after the conflict between the United States and Iran intensified over the weekend. Brent crude climbed above $90 a barrel for the first time in more than a month as disruptions to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz fueled concerns over global energy supplies. The rise in oil prices has revived worries that higher energy costs could complicate the inflation outlook and influence future Federal Reserve policy.Treasury yields are moving higher alongside oil prices, with the benchmark 10-year yield approaching 4.6% and the 30-year yield rising above 5%, reflecting growing expectations that persistent energy-driven inflation could keep monetary policy restrictive for longer.In pre-market trading, S&P 500 futures rose 0.39%, Nasdaq futures rose 0.85% and Dow futures rose 0.15%.Check out this morning's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER -Hut 8up 15% after commercializing the second phase of its one-gigawatt Beacon Point data center campus in Nueces County, Texas through a second 15-year, $9.8B lease for 352 megawatts of IT capacityIrenup 8% after announcing that it has raised its year-end AI Cloud annualized run-rate revenue target from $3.7B to more than $4B, of which approximately 85% is now under contract following new multi-year cloud services contracts with AI developers representing $2.8B in total contract valueLXP Industrial Trustup 4% after entering into a definitive merger agreement under which Brookfield Asset Managementand CPP Investments will acquire the company in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $5.2BSpaceXup 1% after reporting the thirteenth flight test of Starship is preparing to launch as early as Thursday, July 23UP AFTER EARNINGS -AMC Entertainmentup 18%Domino's Pizzaup 6%Nomad Foodsup 1%LOWER -Birkenstockdown 2% after Seaport Research downgraded the stock to Neutral from Buy with no price targetF.N.B.down 1% after BofA downgraded shares to Neutral with a price target of $19, down from $20Penguin Solutionsdown 1% after Barclays downgraded the stock to Underweight with an unchanged price target of $40
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