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US stock futures points are lower as investors evaluate disappointing technical gains; stocks with letters (Googl) After Google’s parents’ cloud revenue growth, estimates have dropped; advanced micro devices (AMD) The company’s data center revenue does not exceed expectations, stocks fell; Novo Nordisk’s U.S. listed stocks (NGOs) With Wegovy sales more than doubled year-on-year; and Walt Disney Co. (dis) After stocks exceed revenue and profit estimates, stocks move higher. This is what investors need to know today.

1. Disappointing low technical performance US stock futures points

U.S. stock futures are lower as investors react to disappointing returns from tech companies. Nasdaq Futures fell by nearly 1% after rising tech index 1.4% in the last meetingEssence S & P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial average Futures are also pointing out. Bitcoin (btcusd) traded slightly below $99,000, while the 10-year Treasury notes had a lower yield. Oil futures are falling, while gold futures are even higher.

2. Google stock plummeted, cloud revenue growth less than expected

Google Parents’ Letter Stocks (Googl7% drop in listing trading after technology giant Report disappointing cloud revenueEssence Alphabet reported that total revenue rose 12% year-on-year to $96.47 billion, roughly in line with visible Alpha estimates, with revenue of $26.54 billion, or $2.15 per share, surpassing them. However, Google Cloud’s revenue grew 30% to $11.96 billion, missing expectations. The company also reported Has $75 billion in capital expenditure This year, it accelerated spending Artificial Intelligence (AI) Infrastructure.

3. AMD stock declines below expectations for data center revenue

Advanced micro -equipment (AMD)share 9% decrease After listing Chip manufacturers have insufficient revenue in data centers expect. AMD’s revenue rose 24% to a record $7.66 billion, higher than the visible Alpha consensus, while its adjusted Earnings per share (EPS) The price of $1.09 also exceeded expectations. AMD’s data center sales climbed 69% to a record $3.86 billion, driven by demand for the company’s AI chips, but still missed the $4.12 billion that analysts asked for.

4. NovoNordisk stock increases as weight drug sales increase

Novo Nordisk’s US listed stocks (NGOs) rose 3% in previous deals by Danish drugmakers Better than estimated quarterly results Slowly offset 2025 sales growth forecast. Ozempic and Wegovy, a manufacturer of weight loss pills, reported quarterly sales up 30% year-on-year to 85.68 billion Danish Kron ($11.97 billion), higher than estimates, while its profit of $28.23 billion also exceeded expectations. Wegovy sales soared 107% at a constant exchange rate, while Ozempic sales rose 12%. Novo Nordisk also expects sales to grow by 16% to 24% in 2025 at a constant exchange rate, down from the 26% increase generated in 2024.

5. Disney releases better profits than expected first quarter revenue

Shares of Walt Disney Company (disThe growth of pre-market transactions is about 1.5% after entertainment heavyweight Reported first-quarter revenue and profit This is the highest expectation. Disney’s net income was $2.55 billion, or $1.40 per share, with revenue of $24.69 billion, the highest visible Alpha estimate. The company reported Disney+ had 124.6 million subscribers in the quarter, slightly down from 123 million last quarter, and predicted another “moderate decline” for subscribers this quarter.