Gapping down
In reaction to earnings/guidance:
- DORM -4.4%, PHG -3.3%, PKX -2.5%
Other news:
- TCDA -93.4% (announces VALOR-CKD trial did not meet primary endpoint)
- YUMC -10.4% (announces primary listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and inclusion in the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect and Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect)
- AXDX -8.8% (discloses that the FDA clarified that company must obtain 510(k) clearance to continue marketing and distribute Accelerate Arc Products in U.S.)
- PINE -2.9% (entered into separate equity distribution agreements having an aggregate gross sales price of up to $150,000,000)
- HA -2.9% (discloses select financial statements should no longer be relied upon)
- VRDN -2.8% (Presents Clinical Data from Ongoing VRDN-001 Phase 1/2 Trial)
- TSLA -2.3% (discloses that YTD it recorded $170 million of impairment losses resulting from changes to the carrying value of its bitcoin and gains of $64 million on certain conversions of bitcoin into fiat currency)
- HZNP -1.9% (reports New Real-World Analysis of TEPEZZA)
- NVCR -1.3% (Announces 11 Presentations on Tumor Treating Fields in Multiple Solid Tumor Types at the American Society for Radiation Oncology 2022 Annual Meeting)
Analyst comments:
- AAN -3.4% (downgraded to Underperform from Neutral at BofA Securities)
- ADI -1.6% (downgraded to Equal Weight from Overweight at Barclays)
- META -0.7% (downgraded to Neutral from Buy at BofA Securities)
Gapping up
In reaction to earnings/guidance:
- PSO +8.4%, BOH +5%, KEX +2.4%
Other news:
- PCVX +40.9% (Reports Positive Topline Data from Phase 1/2 Proof-of-Concept Study of its 24-Valent Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine Candidate)
- SCHL +11.5% (authorizes repurchase of up to $75 mln in common stock)
- MYOV +8.2% (to be acquired by Sumitovant Biopharma for $27.00 per share in cash)
- MWA +4.3% (increases its quarterly dividend)
- ZNTL +3% (plans to initiate the first study of its collaboration with Pfizer (PFE) on Zentalis' product candidate ZN-c3, a selective Wee1 inhibitor designed to induce synthetic lethality in cancer cells)
- VRAY +2.3% (Announces Primary Endpoint Outcome from First Prospective, Multi-Institutional Study to Deliver Ablative Doses of Radiation to Pancreatic Cancer Patients)
- MDT +1.6% (announces intention to separate its combined patient monitoring and respiratory interventions businesses)
- SRRK +1.5% (reports New Phase 2 TOPAZ Trial Data Indicate Positive Trends in Quality-of-Life Measures Over 24 Months with Apitegromab for Nonambulatory Patients with Types 2 and 3 SMA)
- MCRB +1.4% (Presents SER-109 ECOSPOR IV Study Data)
Analyst comments:
- CAR +3.5% (upgraded to Overweight from Neutral at JP Morgan)
- NOW +3% (upgraded to Buy from Neutral at Guggenheim)
Early premarket gappers
- Gapping up:
- PSO +8.6%, MYOV +7.6%, MWA +4.3%, NVCR +3.3%, MCRB +2.5%, SRRK +1.5%
- Gapping down:
- YUMC -9.4%, AXDX -8.8%, PHAT -4.8%, PHG -4%, PINE -2.9%, VRDN -2.8%, HA -1.9%, HZNP -1.7%, PKX -1.6%, ASTI -0.7%
Solvay (SOL TH) +3.1%
Solvay Prelim 3Q Revenue About EU3.6B, Raises FY Guidance
ASML (ASME TH) +1.9%
Hugo Boss (BOSS TH) +1.6%
Frasers Group PLC FRAS Strategic investment in Hugo Boss AG
Nokia (NOA3 TH) +1.5%
Nel (D7G TH) +1.4%
Delivery Hero (DHER TH) +1.3%
Kion (KGX TH) +1.3%
Coloplast (CBHD TH) +1.2%
Air Liquide (AIL TH) +1.1%
Maersk (DP4B TH) +1.1%
Engie (GZF TH) -0.9%
More State Support Possible Beyond Uniper, EDF Nationalizations
CNH Industrial (37C TH) -1.1%
AstraZeneca (ZEG TH) -1.2%
Prudential (PRU TH) -1.3%
Reckitt (3RB TH) -1.3%
BP (BPE5 TH) -1.4%
Ericsson (ERCB TH) -1.5%
Ericsson ADRs Cut to Neutral at Goldman; PT $6.10
Rio Tinto (RIO1 TH) -1.6%
HSBC (HBC1 TH) -3.8%
Prosus (1TY TH) -10%
China Stocks Slide as Leadership Overhaul Disappoints Traders
>>> Up
* Big Yellow Group Raised to Buy at HSBC; PT 1,250 pence
* BP Raised to Buy at HSBC; PT 530 pence
* British Land Raised to Buy at HSBC; PT 386 pence
* Indivior Raised to Overweight at Morgan Stanley; PT 2,200 pence
* Land Sec. Raised to Buy at HSBC; PT 648 pence
>>> Down
* Akzo Nobel Cut to Underweight at JPMorgan; PT 57 euros
* Chevron Cut to Hold at HSBC; PT $177
* CNH Industrial Cut to Neutral at Goldman; PT $12.14
* Ericsson Cut to Neutral at Goldman; PT 68 kronor
* Ericsson ADRs Cut to Neutral at Goldman; PT $6.10
* Hilton Food Cut to Sector Perform at RBC; PT 700 pence
* Keystone Law Cut to Hold at Peel Hunt
* Vivendi Cut to Add at AlphaValue/Baader
>>> Initiation
* AMD Rated New Hold at HSBC; PT $60
* Intel Rated New Reduce at HSBC; PT $23
* Jumbo Reinstated Buy at Citi; PT 16.50 euros
* OPAP RATED NEW NEUTRAL AT CITI, PT EU13
* Qualcomm Rated New Buy at HSBC; PT $180
>>> Call
* Goldman to BofA See Worst Year Since 2008 for European Equities
* Hilton Food Downgraded at RBC as Business Model Now Riskier
* Indivior Raised at Morgan Stanley on Growth, Margin Outlook
A slump in Chinese stocks took the shine off a rally in equities in other major Asia markets Monday while Treasury yields slipped from multiyear highs. Hong Kong’s benchmark share index dropped more than 4% as investors contended with the delayed release of China’s economic growth data and the conclusion of the party congress in Beijing, which saw Xi Jinping tighten his grip on power. Equities were higher in Japan, South Korea and Australia while US futures advanced after stocks on Wall Street had their best week since June. Trading in major currencies was choppy, with the yen swinging between gains and losses amid signs of a second intervention from Japanese authorities in two sessions. Volatility is set to continue, with the government’s efforts to curb rapid depreciation running counter to the Bank of Japan’s ultra-loose monetary policy. The pound lost most of an earlier spike higher that came as Boris Johnson pulled out of the race to lead the UK’s ruling Conservative Party, putting Rishi Sunak closer to becoming the next prime minister. More broadly across markets, investors are looking beyond the present state of aggressive monetary tightening by the Federal Reserve to the next phase, which may see a slowing or pause in interest-rate hikes. That’s providing support amid headwinds from the war in Ukraine to risks from China. The outcome Sunday of the party congress in Beijing suggests Xi’s Covid-zero campaign will continue to slow the economy and has also fueled speculation that his “common prosperity” goal may even lead to property and inheritance taxes. The offshore yuan weakened to approach a record low seen last week. The People’s Bank of China set the yuan fixing at 7.1230 per dollar, away from the recent pattern of near 7.11 per dollar. The S&P 500 jumped 2.4% Friday amid an increase in appetite for bullish US equity wagers following an equity rout that’s already erased $13 trillion in market value this year. Ten-year Treasury yields fell further on Monday, to below 4.20%, after reversing a surge on Friday. Yields also opened lower in Australia, led by the policy-sensitive three-year maturity.
Nikkei +0,61% Hang Seng -4,99% CSI -1,73% Shanghai -0,89% Shenzen -0,35%
Eur$ 0,9848 CNH 7,2653 CNY 7,2522 JPY 148,88 GBP 1,1344 CHF 0,9981 RUB 61,5898 TRY 18,5942 WTI$ 84,60 -0,50% Gold 1,658,40 +0,40% BTC 19,328 -0,80% ETH 1,347 +1,2%
S&P +0,03% Nasdaq +0,11% EuroStoxx +0,60% FTSE +0,02% Dax +0,64% SMI
Macro :
- Crypto Is More Attractive as SEC Gets Aggressive: MLIV Pulse
- Xi Stacks China Leadership Body With Allies, Cementing Control
- UK Outlook Revised to Negative by Moody’s Amid Political Drama
- UK Consults Private Equity Firms on Market Turmoil Effects: FT
- Wall Street Targets Saudi Arabia Oil Riches as US Spat Simmers
- After $13 Trillion Stock Crash, Signs of a Turn Are Now Mounting
- US Equity Preview: BA, HRL, IE, HOLX, LMT, MAT, PCAR, SLNH, TEVA
Keep an eye on :
- ALPHI FP : Credit Agricole Consumer Finance to Buy Hopium Hydrogen Vehicles
- BABA US : *ALIBABA FALLS AS MUCH AS 8.3% IN HK AMID BROAD CHINA SELLOFF
- ASC LN : Frasers Group Notified Asos It Has Significant Stake: Telegraph
- BMW GY : Mercedes, BMW, Audi New Electric Models Can Power 2023 Recovery
- CSGN SW : Janus, Blue Owl Eye Credit Suisse US Asset Management Arm: Rtrs
- DIE BB : D’Ieteren’s PHE in Talks to Sell Mondial Pare-Brise For €102m
- EDF FP : France to Reduce Discounted Power EDF Must Sell, Le Point Says
- GS US : Goldman Executives Clashed Over Retail Banking Strategy, FT Says
- HUBN SW : Huber+Suhner 9M Revenue CHF732.7M Vs. CHF645.4M Y/y
- IBE SM : Iberdrola Adds JPMorgan to Help Its CWP Renewables Bid, AFR Says
- ICAD FP : ICADE 9M Revenue EU1.25B Vs. EU1.22B Y/y
- ILCF IM : Illycaffe Revenue Rises, CEO Confirms Listing Plans: Corriere
- MC FP : Not All Luxury-Goods Makers Are Recession Proof: Earnings Watch
- MYOV US : Sumitovant Raises Offer to Buy Out Myovant to $27/Share in Cash
- NTGY SM : *IFM `CONFORTABLE' WITH NATURGY'S CURRENT STRUCTURE: SILES
- NOVN SW : Novartis Phase III Apply-PNH Trial Met Two Primary Endpoints
- OTEC NO : Bemobi Ends Buyback Program; Approves New Plan For 18 Months
- PHIA NA : Philips 3Q Adjusted Ebita Meets Estimates, Starts Restructuring, ~€300M Charges in Coming Quarters
- PAH3 GY : Porsche Eyes Ferrari Luxury, Tesla Tech After Consequential IPO
- RATOB SS : Ratos AB - Set up for Fundamental Purposes 3Q EPS Misses Est.
- RNO FP : Reuters: Technology-sharing a sticking point as Renault, Nissan hash out reset, sources say https://t.co/jbSeS2DRCe https
- SHEL LN : Shell Takes 9% Stake in Qatari Liquefied Gas Project
- SDR LN : Schroders CEO Sees More Bond Sales by Pension Funds, Figaro Says
- SOLB BB : Solvay Prelim 3Q Revenue About EU3.6B, Raises FY Guidance
- TSLA US : Tesla Cuts China Prices of All Domestically Made Car Models
- UN01 GY : *HABECK SEES GERMAN GAS SITUATION BETTER IN WINTER 2023/24: HB
- VOW GY : VW CEO Will Join German Chancellor on China Trip Next Month
- WBD IM : Webuild Grouping Wins Approx. €490m Rail Contract in Romania