Check out the companies that make headlines before the bell. Goldman Sachs – After reporting top-line and bottom-line beats in the first quarter, investment banks won nearly 2%. According to LSEG, Goldman Sachs made revenues of $14.12 per share to $14.12 per share. Revenues also beat consensus expectations at $15.06 billion. Pfizer – The stock fell slightly in commercial stocks after the company said it would halt its daily weight loss drug development. This occurs after a patient experiences a drug-induced liver injury during the trial. Apple – iPhone makers popped more than 5% on Monday morning after President Donald Trump announced that he would be exempt from mutual tariffs, among other electronic devices. Chipmaker – Semiconductor stocks rose significantly after Trump ruled them out of his mutual tariffs. Nvidia rose 3%, while advanced microdevice and super microcomputers jumped to around 4% and 5% respectively. BEST BUY – E-retailers surged nearly 9%, becoming one of the biggest S&P 500 winners in Monday’s pre-marketing. The shares progressed from mutual tariffs behind the White House e-commerce exemption. Dell – Electronic inventory rose nearly 6% after the Trump administration saw at least a temporary rollback of tariffs on technology imports from China. – CNBC’s Jesse Pound contributed report
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