Constellation Brands Inc（STZ）资讯与事件STZConstellation Brands Inc

Stock Futures Modestly Lower as Investors Weigh Middle East Uncertainty

Stock futures are modestly lower this morning as investors weigh renewed uncertainty in the Middle East against continued strength in the broader economy. Markets are starting the second half of 2026 with a more cautious tone after a powerful second-quarter rally. Questions surrounding the U.S.-Iran negotiations have moved back into focus after signs that diplomatic progress may be slowing, reminding investors that geopolitical risk has not fully disappeared.Investors are closely watching comments from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh. Strong labor data has pushed back against expectations for easier monetary policy, and markets are increasingly debating whether rates could remain elevated longer than previously expected. With markets in a shortened holiday week, any surprise in labor data could have an outsized effect on expectations for rates and broader market direction.In pre-market trading, S&P 500 futures fell 0.25%, Nasdaq futures fell 0.77% and Dow futures fell 0.32%.Check out this morning's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER -Klarnaup 10% after the company announced that a court has ruled in PriceRunner's favor, awarding $1.97B damages in an antitrust case brought by PriceRunner against GoogleMetaup 6% after Bloomberg reported that the company is building a cloud business to sell excess AI compute capacityServiceNowup 5% after Guggenheim upgraded the stock to Buy with a $125 price targetBloom Energyup 3% after announcing it will expand its AI infrastructure partnership with Brookfieldto $25B from $5BSalesforceup 4% after Guggenheim upgraded shares to Buy with a $228 price targetUP AFTER EARNINGS -Constellation Brandsup 3%DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -FactSetdown 2%Nikedown 1%LOWER -Shutterstockand Getty Imagesdown 32% and 7%, respectively, after Getty Images announced that its board unanimously decided not to proceed with the process to sell Shutterstock's editorial business under the supervision of the UK Competition and Markets Authority and to terminate the merger agreementAlcoadown 5% after reporting that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire South32'sinterests in bauxite mine, alumina refinery and aluminum smelter operations in a cash and stock transaction for an upfront consideration of approximately $4.1B

Stock Futures Mostly Unchanged as Oil Prices Fluctuate

Stock futures were mostly unchanged after the major averages had a broadly higher day to close out the second quarter as traders continue to monitor oil prices amid tensions in the Middle East. Despite geopolitical tensions, an oil-price shock earlier in the quarter, and persistent inflation concerns, the major indexes still notched one of their strongest quarterly performances in years.Check out this evening's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER AFTER EARNINGS -Constellation Brandsup 3.9%ALSO HIGHER -Bloom Energyup 9.9% after announcing it will expand its AI infrastructure partnership with Brookfieldto $25B from $5BAllison Transmissionup 2.9% after being named to join the S&P MidCap 400DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Nikedown 1.5%ALSO LOWER -Inlifdown 45% after announcing a 1-for-200 share combinationFlash Sports and Mediadown 7.9% after filing to sell 62.67M shares of common stock for holders

Company Reports Q1 Revenue of $2.43B, Beating Expectations

Reports Q1 revenue $2.43B, consensus $2.39B. The company said, "Our portfolio continues to benefit from the strength of our brands, disciplined commercial execution, and our ability to connect with consumers across a broad range of occasions. Despite a discerning and value-conscious consumer environment, we grew Enterprise organic net sales and gained share during the first quarter of fiscal 2027. As we continue to deepen our understanding of evolving consumer needs and invest behind our strategic priorities, we believe that we remain well positioned to drive sustainable organic growth while maintaining healthy investment in our brands."