Check out the headline in front of the bell: Pfizer -Pharmaceutical stocks have added 1.8 % to the fourth quarter results exceeding expected. The Pfizer reported 63 cents per share with a profit of $ 17,760 million. Analysts voted by LSEG estimated 47 cents per share for $ 17.36 billion. Pepsico -Pepsi’s fourth quarter revenue missed expectations, and foods and drinks at drinks decreased by 2 %. The revenue was $ 27.78 billion, and the analyst predicted $ 278.9 billion for each LSEG. Demand for snacks and drinks decreased in the quarter of the fifth quarter of North America. Merck -Pharmaceutical giants issued a passing guidance for the analysts that did not reach the analyst, and the shares decreased by 8 % on commercial stocks. The company believes that the profit per share in 2025 is from $ 8.88 to $ 9.03. Analysts voted by the fact set predicted about $ 9.13 per share. The expectation of Merck’s revenue was that $ 64.1 billion to $ 65.6 billion was lower than what analysts expected. Ford Motor’s General Motors -Mexico -Mexico’s similar movement, and after President Donald Trump paused for 30 days to import Canada, the shares rose by 1 %. The two car manufacturers were one of the biggest hits on Monday, especially in Mexico, which provide important manufacturing operations throughout North America. PayPal -PayPal reported a revenue and revenue beats in the fourth quarter, and despite the fact that it reported a better advance guidance than expected, digital payments decreased by 7.3 %. In the first quarter, PayPal predicted a profit adjusted from $ 1.15 to $ 1.15 per share, but analyst estimated $ 1.13 per LSEG. The company has also announced a new $ 15 billion stock repurchase program. Ferrari -After a luxury car manufacturer reported a significant profit growth rate in 2024, US list shares increased by 4 %. The company gained 1.5 billion euros a year, increasing 21 % from 2023 from the previous year. , Increased from 3,245 of the previous year. EstéelAuder -Beauty Co., Ltd. fell 7 % after posting a unfortunate prospect of the third quarter of finances. EstéelAuder believes that it has contracted between 10 % and 12 % year -on -year, but analysts voted by FactSet expect a guidance to decrease by 6.9 %. However, Estee Lauder reported the second quarter of revenue and profit beats. Palantir Technologies -Palantir rose 23 % beyond the estimated value of the fourth quarter of the fourth quarter, and raised 23 % after issuing a stronger guidance than expected in one year. The company recorded 14 cents per share in the previous quarter, estimating 11 cents per share that LSEG surveyed. The revenue was $ 828 million, and the analyst predicted $ 776 million. Spotify -Music streaming giants increased by 8 % after reporting the growth of users in the fourth quarter. Spotify reported 675 million active users. This increased 12 % of the analysts voted by Factset exceeding 664.3 million. Spotify also defeated a quote for profits and operating income. Clorox -Cleaning products have decreased by more than 3 % after the second quarter of finances. The company posted top lines and bottom lines in the previous quarter, but the number of earnings from 1 % to 2 % has decreased throughout the year. According to LSEG, the analyst was hoping for only 0.6 %. The management also pointed out that the outlook for the 2025 fiscal year did not include potential headwinds from tariffs. DIAGEO -Scotch whiskey and other spirit distributors reported the earliest earnings in the first half, which is lower than expected, and deleted medium -term guidance due to macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainty. did. Diageo reported that the adjusted profit of $ 1 per share, according to FactSet, is $ C97.7. Meanwhile, the first half of the net sales were $ 10.9 billion, exceeding the expected $ 10.722 billion. APOLLO GLOBAL MANAGEMENT -Asset Management Company shares have reduced 1.6 % in the fourth quarter. APOLLO’s profit of $ 2.22 per share has broken $ 1.89 consensuscalls per share, but the inflow has decreased from $ 42 billion to $ 33 billion in the previous quarter. -CNBC’s salamine, Lisakai -ran, and Jesse Pound have reported.
