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Premarket movers: IonQ, Maplebear, Worthington among stocks posting biggest swings

CNBC highlighted the stocks seeing the largest premarket price moves Wednesday, including IonQ, Maplebear and Worthington.

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Shares of IonQ, Maplebear (which operates as Instacart) and Worthington were among the stocks posting the largest premarket moves Wednesday, according to CNBC.

CNBC's premarket movers list tracks stocks with the most significant price swings before the start of regular trading, offering an early signal of which companies are drawing investor attention ahead of the session.

The report did not detail the specific catalysts behind the moves in IonQ, Maplebear or Worthington shares, nor did it specify the magnitude of the price changes for each stock.

Premarket trading activity can be driven by a range of factors, including earnings reports, analyst rating changes, corporate announcements or broader market sentiment, though CNBC's brief did not attribute the moves to any particular cause.

Investors often watch premarket movers for early indications of sentiment shifts that could carry into the regular trading session.

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