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Coty (NYSE:) fell 4% after warning that sales were being weighed by retailer caution and an increasingly slow U.S. market. Overall, Coty’s first-quarter sales increased by approximately 4-5% LFL, despite a very elevated year-over-year comparison, although moderately below the prior quarter’s estimated 6% LFL growth.

Chevron (NYSE:)), ExxonMobil (NYSE:)), Western crude oil (NYSE:)
and other oil-producing stocks fell after reports that Israel is not planning attacks on Iranian oil and nuclear targets. After the headline, oil prices fell.

Trump Media and Technology Group (DJT) fell 1%, paring gains after rising 18.5% in the regular session as investors increased bets on a Trump victory in November.

Oklo Inc (OKLO) rose 1.2% after rising 9.7% on the day. The gains followed the news Kairos Power and Google have signed a framework agreement for the development of the plant, paving the way for the deployment of a US fleet of advanced nuclear power projects with a total capacity of 500 MW by 2035.



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