(Updated with index futures, Amgen, Coty forecourt prices)
PARIS, Nov 8 (Reuters) – Top stocks to watch on Tuesday on Wall Street, where major index futures suggest an opening up 0.21% for the Dow Jones, 0.20% for the Standard & Poor’s 500 and 0.42% for the Nasdaq:
* DUPONT DE NEMOURS – The group of materials for industry published a quarterly profit above expectations, the strength of demand having more than offset the impact of rising costs. The title gained nearly 3% in pre-market transactions.
* LYFT – The ride-hailing specialist’s share fell more than 18% in pre-market trading after a forecast for sales for the current quarter fell below market expectations and the announcement of growth in the market. number of its active users at a year-to-date low.
* NVIDIA – The semiconductor manufacturer has confirmed the sale in China of a new processor that respects the restrictions on the export of high technologies to the People’s Republic imposed by the United States. In addition, BofA Global Research said it expected a rebound in the price after the publication of the results scheduled for November 26. The title gains 1.5% in pre-market.
* AMGEN took 2.7% ahead of the stock exchange thanks to positive data on its Evolocumab treatment against cholesterol.
* MOSAIC – The fertilizer producer published Monday evening a quarterly profit lower than the consensus due to the impact of Hurricane Ian and the slowdown in the rise in the prices of certain products, such as potash or phosphates.
* TESLA announced Tuesday the recall of just over 40,000 Model S and Model X manufactured between 2017 and 2021 due to a risk of failure of the electric power steering. In addition, passenger car sales in China rose 7.2% year on year in October to 1.86 million vehicles, the sector’s main federation announced on Tuesday.
* COTY published better-than-expected quarterly sales, as higher selling prices and strong demand offset the impact of the strong dollar and the exit from Russia. The action took 4% before the market.
* TAKE-TWO INTERACTIVE SOFTWARE has lowered its annual revenue forecast to take into account the impact of the appreciation of the dollar and the slowdown in the video game sector. The title fell by nearly 18% in pre-market trading.
* TRIPADVISOR fell about 19% in pre-market transactions after the publication of a quarterly profit below the consensus.
* GAP has completed the sale of its China and Hong Kong businesses to Baozun, it announced on Tuesday.
*VIATRIS – Piper Sandler raised her recommendation to “neutral” from “underweight”. (Written by Marc Angrand and Claude Chendjou, edited by Sophie Louet)