Intercontinental Exchange, Moody's, Cboe Global Markets, and CBRE Group reported increased profits in their first-quarter earnings, driven by heightened market activities and demand across various sectors. Intercontinental Exchange saw a rise in adjusted profits due to a record surge in energy market trading. Moody's exceeded Wall Street's first-quarter profit estimates, supported by strong demand for its research and analytics products, with non-GAAP EPS of $3.37, outperforming expectations by $0.36, and revenue reaching $1.8 billion, surpassing estimates by $120 million. Cboe's first-quarter profits were bolstered by robust options trading amid market volatility. CBRE Group's first-quarter profit exceeded expectations, fueled by higher global office leasing demand, reflecting a resilient economy and progress in companies bringing employees back to the office.