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Investing.com — U.S. markets retreated slightly on Wednesday as investors remained cautious ahead of the Federal Reserve's latest monetary policy decision.
Here are the biggest stocks moving U.S. stocks in the premarket today.
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Nvidia (NASDAQ:) Shares rose 0.3% in volatile trading after the chipmaker revealed pricing and shipping plans for its long-awaited Blackwell B200 chip.
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intel (NASDAQ:) Shares rose 3.6% after the Biden administration announced it would give roughly $20 billion in grants and loans to technology giants to boost the country's semiconductor production.
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tesla (NASDAQ:) Shares rose 0.6% after the EV maker confirmed it would raise prices for its China-produced Model Y vehicles starting April 1, suggesting solid demand in this important market.
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boeing The aircraft maker's chief financial officer, Brian West, said cash flow was lower than the company expected even in January as the struggling aircraft maker focused on quality following a series of accidents. (New York Stock Exchange:) shares fell 1.8% after the company indicated that the stock market was likely to do worse.
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general mills (New York Stock Exchange:) The packaged food giant's quarterly sales decline was smaller than expected as higher prices for breakfast cereals, snack bars and pet food products cushioned the blow from slowing demand. As a result, the stock price rose 3.1%.
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biontech (NASDAQ:) Shares fell 5% after the COVID-19 vaccine maker reported sharply lower sales and profits in 2023 as it shifted focus to cancer drug development.
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mobileye global (NASDAQ:) rose 3.9% after German auto giant Volkswagen (ETR:) announced it would work with self-driving companies to advance the development of self-driving cars.
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chipotle pepper (New York Stock Exchange:) Shares rose 5.8% after the burrito chain's board approved a 50-to-1 split of its common stock, opening up the opportunity for more potential investors to buy the company. Ta.
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jet blue (NASDAQ:) Shares fell 0.9% after the airline announced plans to cut a number of routes and markets to improve financial performance.
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signet jewelers (NYSE:) shares fell 7.3% after the world's largest retailer of diamond jewelry reported a significant drop in sales during the critical fourth quarter, particularly in North America.
