Netflix stock rose 1% premarket, buoyed by an $82.7 billion bid for Warner Bros Discovery's assets. Newmont and other miners surged as gold hit a record $4,700/oz. DR Horton gained after beating earnings, though orders flagged consumer caution. 3M fell despite a profit beat, while Bank of America slipped 1.4% after announcing a $1 billion employee equity plan.

The broader market faced pressure from renewed geopolitical tensions, with U.S. futures dipping after President Trump's tariff threats against European allies. The moves reflect investor focus on earnings, M&A, and commodity prices amid a cautious macro backdrop. RAPT Therapeutics soared 60% on a $2.2 billion GSK buyout, highlighting active deal flow in biotech.

Logitech and NetApp fell sharply after Morgan Stanley downgraded IT hardware, warning of slowing enterprise demand. Applied Digital dropped after its CEO sold shares. Investors will watch Netflix's quarterly results for streaming guidance and monitor gold's momentum as a hedge against uncertainty. The session underscores how company-specific news can diverge from broader market sentiment.