Express delivery of pre-market news in the US stock market.

The three major stock index futures in the US experienced mixed movements: Dow Jones futures rose by 0.03%, S&P 500 futures fell by 0.10%, and Nasdaq futures fell by 0.19%. European stock market indices also experienced mixed movements: Germany's DAX30 fell by 0.24%, France's CAC40 fell by 0.06%, Euro Stoxx 50 fell by 0.33%, and UK's FTSE 100 rose by 0.12%. ADP will release the "small non-farm" report tonight, with an expected addition of 28,000 jobs in October. Due to the government shutdown, the non-farm report will be absent, increasing the importance of ADP data. The US government shutdown is set to break historical records, with Goldman Sachs predicting it is most likely to end around the second week of November, and stating that this shutdown will have the largest economic impact in history. 34-year-old left-wing politician Mamdani becomes the first millennial, Muslim, and Indian-American mayor in the history of New York City. AMD fell by over 5% in pre-market trading. Its Q3 revenue increased by 36% year-on-year, exceeding expectations, but its Q4 performance outlook is not in line with market expectations brought by the large order from OpenAI. AI GPU revenue realization may be slower than expected. AMD fell by nearly 8% in pre-market trading. Its Q1 revenue of $50.2 billion fell short of expectations and declined year-on-year, marking the sixth consecutive quarter of performance below analyst expectations. Pinterest fell by over 18% in pre-market trading. Its Q3 revenue met expectations but EPS fell short, while its Q4 revenue guidance was below expectations, impacted by slowing ad spending and new tariffs. Novo Nordisk fell by 2.65% in pre-market trading. Its Q3 sales increased by 11% year-on-year, with sales of semaglutide surpassing K drugs and Eli Lilly's dulaglutide in the first three quarters and updating its 2025 performance guidance. Unity rose by over 12% in pre-market trading, as the company's fourth-quarter revenue forecast exceeded market expectations.