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U.S. stock market fluctuations | Amgen once rose over 3%, competing company Novo-Nordisk A/S's weight loss drug trial results fell short of expectations.
On December 20, the stock of Amgen (AMGN.US) rose more than 3% to $269.61 at the beginning of trading. According to reports, Novo-Nordisk A/S announced the main results of a Phase 3 clinical trial named REDEFINE 1 on Friday. When assessing the treatment effect for all patients who adhered to the treatment, those treated with CagriSema experienced a weight loss of 22.7% after 68 weeks, which was lower than the market expectation of 25%. The stock price of Novo-Nordisk A/S plummeted over 20%. (Gelonghui)
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Amgen, Eli Lilly, Viking Therapeutics Shares Rise Pre-Bell After Novo Nordisk's Obesity Treatment Falls Short of Expectations
Amgen Shares Are Trading Higher. Weight-loss Related Stocks Are up on Friday Following Weaker-than-expected Data From Competitor Lilly.
The weight loss effect of the new drug was below expectations, and Novo-Nordisk A/S saw its stock plummet by 28% in Pre-Market Trading, while competitor Eli Lilly and Co surged over 12%.
The experimental results show that patients who received subcutaneous injections of CagriSema lost an average of 22.7% of their weight after 68 weeks. If volunteers who dropped out of the trial are included, the average weight loss effect decreases to 20.4%, both below the company's previous expectation of 25%.
Express News | Amgen Shares up 5.3% Premarket After Novo Nordisk's Obesity Drug Cagrisema Achieves Lower Weight Loss Than Expected
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