By WSJ Staff

Intel $(INTC)$: The chip maker reported sales growth in its core product line of PC processors and shrinking costs. Shares rallied more than 8% premarket.

Ford Motor $(F)$: Strong sales propelled the automaker's revenue and operating income well past Wall Street estimates. Shares rose 2.5% premarket.

Deckers Outdoor (DECK): The footwear and apparel company forecast full-year sales that missed analyst estimates and said it expects consumers to act increasingly cautious over the next few months as the full effect of tariffs comes into focus. Shares tumbled more than 10% premarket.

Target (TGT): Shares ticked higher premarket. The Wall Street Journal reported that the retailer plans to cut around 1,800 corporate roles as part of an effort to remake its strategy.

Saab (SE:SAAB.B): The Swedish defense company raised its full-year sales guidance. Saab's order backlog kept growing in the most-recent quarter, as nations continued to spend on boosting military capabilities. Shares rose more than 4% in Sweden.

Newmont $(NEM)$: The gold producer reported a jump in revenue and profit in the third quarter, boosted by the soaring price of gold. Still, shares fell 7% premarket.

Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp (HK:981), Cambricon Technologies (CN:688256): Shares of Chinese chipmakers soared after the ruling Communist Party said the country will seek to become more self-sufficient technologically over the coming five years.

Earnings are due from Procter & Gamble $(PG)$ and HCA Healthcare $(HCA)$ before the morning bell.

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