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Update: 9:30 a.m. ET

Market Open

The U.S. markets are now open, with all four major U.S. market indexes in the green for the moment. The Nasdaq Composite (+1.03%) and S&P 500 (+0.49%) jumped, while the Dow (+0.04%) lagged in large cap land. The Russell 2000 (-0.45%), by contrast, fell from Friday levels.

Pre-Market Movers

Kenvue and Kimberly-Clark are leading on opposite ends of the market, +18% and -14.8%, with less than an hour left until the market open. However, they’re not alone. Here are the stocks which are making moves to start the week:

Movers

Outside of Kenvue, MongoDB (+7%) is jumping after announcing the departure of its CEO. It’s joined by some other names in quick succession, including ON Semiconductor (+3.8%), which reported this morning.

Losers

Aside from Kimberly-Clark, which is sagging on the Kenvue tie-up, annuities and life insurance company Brighthouse Financial (-4.5%) is once again in our moving stocks list amid reports that it could sell itself to money manager Sixth Street. Outside of those two names, the moves are not so pronounced: Strategy (-1.9%), Roblox (-1.7%), and Charter (-1.6%) are among the names seeing small declines this morning.

Update: 8:03 a.m. ET

Tylenol Maker Kenvue to Sell in $48.7 Billion Deal

Kenvue, the household staple behind Tylenol, has inked a deal to sell itself to Kimberly-Clark in a $48.7 billion deal. The tie-up will create a consumer goods giant which could generate a combined $32 billion in annual revenue.

Kimberly-Clark pay approximately $21.01 per share of Kenvue stock; $3.50 in cash and 0.14625 in shares of Kimberly-Clark. Once combined, Kenvue shareholders will own 46% of the New Co, while Kimberly-Clark investors own a slim majority.

The deal comes amid a sluggish period for Kenvue, which became a public firm through a spinoff from various consumer businesses from Johnson & Johnson just two years ago. Since then, the company has faced pressure from activist investors, seen the departure of its chief executive, and recently faced political headwinds from the Trump administration which have taken aim at its blockbuster over-the-counter pain medicine Tylenol.

Kenvue jumped nearly 18% in the pre-market, while Kimberly-Clark fell 15%.

Update: 7:48 a.m. ET

Everything Happening (That We Know Of)

Good morning and happy November. Stock futures are moderating this morning after a packed trading week of earnings, Fed commentary, and other events which made its impact. The Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 are seen higher this morning in futures trading, while the Russell 2000 and Dow are down by a few basis points.

A.M. Earnings: Idexx Laboratories, Ares Management, ON Semiconductor

This morning, there are over two dozen reports, many of which are already out. Among the largest are Idexx Laboratories, Ares Management, and Public Service Entertainment, among others. However, there’s also a few other notable names, such as Loews, ON Semiconductor, and fuboTV.

Here are this morning’s earnings (along with many of the results) per TipRanks:

Economic Events & Data

This morning, the ISM Manufacturing PMI and the S&P Global Manufacturing PMI are due out at 11:00 a.m. ET and 10:45 a.m. ET, respectively. They’ll be the most-watched reports today, with traders and economists seeking higher prints than last month.

Not much later, you can expect the most annoying Twitter / X accounts to get rowdy around 12:00 p.m. ET, with the Total Household Debt report out. Seeing how this chart is pretty much always up and to the right, alarmists will likely be seizing on this New York Fed report to post some ragebait.

Also this afternoon, we’ll have the 3 and 6-month bill auction, plus commentary from the Fed’s Daly (1:00 pm. ET) and Cook (3:00 p.m.). At some point, we’ll also be seeing Total Vehicle Sales for October.