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Stocks are pulling back as oil prices and Treasury yields rise, with U.S.-Iran tensions in focus. Major benchmarks are down, with Walmart sliding after disappointing guidance and Intuit plummeting 15.5% due to a revenue miss and workforce cuts. Asian markets showed mixed results, boosted by semiconductor demand in Japan, while European markets fell amid concerns over Iran's uranium directive.

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- Major U.S. indexes are declining, with Walmart's stock falling due to disappointing guidance, while Rigetti Computing benefits from U.S. government grants.  
- In Asia, Japan’s Nikkei surged from strong semiconductor demand, contrasting with declines in China and Hong Kong, as European markets also dipped amid geopolitical concerns.

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Walmart reports increased sales driven by higher fuel prices. AvalonBay and Equity Residential plan a merger worth over $50 billion. Stellantis will launch nine new affordable vehicles. Deere's sales rise due to construction growth. Eli Lilly's weight-loss drug shows promising results. Ralph Lauren sees sales growth in China. Ubisoft delays profit targets amid restructuring. Kontoor Brands sells Lee business for up to $1 billion. Nvidia's stock is underappreciated despite strong position. Advance Auto Parts reports better-than-expected earnings. AMD invests over $10 billion in Taiwan's chip industry. U.S. to award $2 billion to quantum computing firms. Netflix expands into live programming. Airbus shares fall due to A350 delays. Generali's profit drops amid market volatility. Tesla rolls out self-driving tech in China. Amgen faces new warnings in Japan. NIO returns to net loss despite strong EV sales.

- Walmart reported increased sales due to heightened grocery and online purchases amid rising fuel prices.  
- AvalonBay and Equity Residential announced a merger to form a multifamily real-estate entity valued over $50 billion.  
- Deere achieved higher sales through its construction equipment segment, offsetting challenges in agriculture.

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Walmart's stock fell over 3% after the company issued a weaker-than-expected profit outlook despite meeting quarterly earnings expectations. Rising fuel prices are impacting consumer spending, particularly among low-income shoppers. Walmart projected adjusted earnings per share of 72-74 cents, below Wall Street's 75 cents estimate. Revenue increased 7.3% to $177.75 billion, with strong growth in e-commerce and advertising. Investors remain cautious about the near-term outlook, although analyst sentiment largely remains positive.

- Shares of Walmart fell over 3% in pre-market trading after the company reported quarterly results that met earnings expectations but issued a softer profit outlook due to rising fuel prices impacting consumer spending.  
- While Walmart's revenue increased 7.3% year over year to $177.75 billion, the company projected adjusted earnings per share for the current quarter to be below Wall Street expectations.  
- Despite strong global e-commerce growth and advertising revenue, investors expressed concern over the cautious guidance and moderating comparable sales growth, although analyst sentiment remains generally positive.

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- A survey by Amazon Kindle shows that nearly two-thirds of neurodivergent readers abandon books due to format issues, with 50% experiencing decreased confidence while reading.  
- Personalizing the reading experience improves engagement, with 30% reading longer and 32% feeling more confident.  
- Kindle’s accessibility features, like font customization and Assistive Reader, allow neurodivergent users to adapt their reading experience, enhancing comfort and enjoyment.

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U.S. stock futures declined as rising Treasury yields and oil prices impacted investor sentiment. The Nasdaq 100, S&P 500, and Dow Jones futures fell by 0.53%, 0.37%, and 0.29%, respectively. Walmart's stock dropped 3% due to disappointing Q2 guidance, while Nvidia's stock remained stable after beating Q1 estimates. Additionally, shares of quantum computing firms surged following news of $2 billion in government grants, while Intuit's stock fell 16% after announcing workforce cuts despite a Q3 earnings beat.

- U.S. stock futures declined due to rising Treasury yields and increasing oil prices amid ongoing Middle Eastern tensions, with futures on major indices down at 8:30 a.m. EDT.  
- Brent crude rose 2.25% to $107.38 per barrel, while Nvidia and Walmart reported mixed earnings, with Nvidia's stock flat despite a dividend increase and Walmart down 3% on disappointing guidance.  
- Additionally, several quantum computing stocks surged following news of $2 billion in government grants, while Intuit's shares fell 16% despite exceeding earnings expectations due to a significant workforce reduction.

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Futures Fall on Rising Treasury Yields and Oil Prices, Investors Assess Nvidia and Walmart Earnings

Walmart Inc. reported strong Q1 results, with a 26% increase in global eCommerce revenues, and issued a positive Q2 outlook while maintaining its FY27 forecast. Adjusted EPS for Q2 is projected between $0.72 and $0.74, with net sales expected to grow 4-5%. Despite this, shares fell approximately 3% in pre-market trading on Nasdaq.

- Walmart Inc. issued a positive second-quarter outlook, maintaining expectations for fiscal 2027 after reporting strong first-quarter results.  
- The company projected adjusted earnings per share between $0.72 and $0.74, alongside expected net sales growth of 4 percent to 5 percent.  
- In the first quarter, consolidated net income rose to $5.33 billion, a growth of 18.8 percent, as global eCommerce sales increased by 26 percent.

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Walmart Sees Growth In Q2, Backs FY27 Outlook After Strong Q1; Stock Down

Walmart sees slowing sales growth and warns of a profit miss, in contrast to rival Target

- Walmart's fiscal first-quarter earnings matched expectations, but the outlook for the current quarter is below Wall Street projections, leading to a 2.6% drop in stock.  
- Comparable sales rose 4.1%, the slowest growth in two years, contrasting with Target's stronger performance of 5.6% sales growth.  
- Walmart anticipates adjusted EPS of 72 to 74 cents for the next quarter, below the analysts' consensus of 75 cents, while maintaining its full-year guidance.

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Walmart sees slowing sales growth and warns of a profit miss, in contrast to rival Target

Walmart's stock fell after the retailer provided weak guidance, citing consumer spending pullback due to high gas prices and inflation. The company reported Q1 EPS of $0.66, matching expectations, with revenue of $177.75 billion exceeding forecasts. However, it expects EPS of $2.75 to $2.85 for the year, below the $2.91 expected. For Q2, Walmart anticipates EPS of $0.72 to $0.74, missing Wall Street's $0.75 target. The stock is down 3% in premarket trading.

- Walmart reported first-quarter earnings per share (EPS) of $0.66, meeting expectations, while revenue reached $177.75 billion, exceeding analyst forecasts.  
- However, the company provided a weaker outlook due to rising inflation and high gas prices, predicting EPS of $2.75 to $2.85 for the year, lower than the $2.91 expected.  
- As a result, Walmart's stock fell 3% in premarket trading, despite a 36% increase over the past 12 months.

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Walmart Sees Growth In Q2, Backs FY27 Outlook After Strong Q1; Stock Down

Walmart sees slowing sales growth and warns of a profit miss, in contrast to rival Target

Walmart Delivers Weak Guidance As Consumers Pullback