AMC Entertainment, Zoom, Unilever Rise Premarket; American Eagle Outfitters Falls

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AMC Entertainment, Zoom, Unilever Rise Premarket; American Eagle Outfitters Falls

By Peter Nurse

Investing.com -- Stocks in focus in premarket trade on Tuesday, May 31st. Please refresh for updates.

  • Zoom (NASDAQ: ZM ) stock rose 1.6% after Daiwa upgraded its stance on the video communications company to ‘outperform’ from ‘neutral’, saying the stock’s recent retreat presents a good entry point.

  • Unilever (LON: ULVR ) (NYSE: UL ) ADRs rose 6.3% after the U.K. consumer giant said it had appointed U.S.-based activist investor Nelson Peltz as a non-executive director, opening up to outside influence on its strategy after suffering years of relative underperformance.

  • Alibaba (NYSE: BABA ) ADRs rose 4.4%, JD.com (NASDAQ: JD ) ADRs climbed 6.5% and Baidu (NASDAQ: BIDU ) stock rose 6.2% after easing of lockdown measures in major Chinese cities and better-than-expected economic data boosted these U.S.-listed Chinese companies.

  • AMC Entertainment (NYSE: AMC ) stock rose 12.8% after its core movie theater business got a fillip from a strong opening weekend for “Top Gun: Maverick”.

  • American Eagle Outfitters (NYSE: AEO ) stock fell 5% after Morgan Stanley downgraded its stance on the clothing retailer to ‘underweight’ from ‘equal-weight’, saying “2023’s lofty targets need a cut”.

  • Nio (NYSE: NIO ) ADRs rose 5.3% after Morgan Stanley said the electric vehicle manufacturer is poised for a comeback as China eases its COVID lockdowns. The bank has an ‘overweight’ rating on the stock.

  • Sanofi (EPA: SASY ) (NASDAQ: SNY ) ADRs fell 4.1% after the U.S. FDA put a trial related to its erectile dysfunction drug Cialis on hold.
  • Yamana Gold (NYSE: AUY ) stock rose over 17% after the Canadian gold producer agreed to be acquired by Gold Fields (JO: GFIJ ) (NYSE: GFI ), down over 10%, in an all-stock deal valued at $6.7 billion.

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